The terms flexible and contextual may not be the first that come to mind for some readers when they hear the phrase Reformed theology.
“Many people have no real sense or experience of community.” – Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba One of my favorite moments in the worship service
I just finished reading Elizabeth Strout’s The Things We Never Say, and it left me wondering about the things we say and the things we
1. The feel of a ripe tomato, the size of my hand, pulled off a vine. Yes, there may be spots on it. Turns out
This place is significant to people. Tickets were sold out months in advance. Out-of-state plates lined the surrounding streets.
It isn’t as simple as White evangelical loyalty to the Republican Party merely carrying over to Trump. If anything, it is the reverse.
What can I say other than I just can’t settle? I’m not content with “what,” I want to know “why.” Among the many reasons I
Reformed theology was often birthed in the pain of exile, among religious refugees.
Grey concrete or green crops, God is faithful. And this gives me so much comfort in the rolling hills of life.
