
I Don’t Want to Scare You
I came home from a doctor last year hopping mad. We were making conversation about our lives briefly during the visit, and I mentioned that
I came home from a doctor last year hopping mad. We were making conversation about our lives briefly during the visit, and I mentioned that
In a follow-up to my last post, today we’re taking a deeper dive into the bad behavior of right-to-lifers. The story I told last month
Those who believe that Christianity is being co-opted by a leftist ideology tend to throw around the term “social gospel”. To bring the gospel into
Let’s talk about books again, only this time as a doorway into history—your own history, I mean. Which five books were most influential in forming
Although my voice sometimes catches in my throat during the funerals I officiate, I rarely shed tears. The tissue box at the pulpit is more
One of the more formative experiences of my life came when as a college student I was able to visit socialist East Germany some
Charles Eastman’s story, first published in 1916, explains growing up Sioux in Northern Minnesota and Canada. At the age of 15, Eastman attended a Christian
Prayer is difficult. Last winter, I began to pray differently. For years, I had been praying daily with the help of the Book of Common
“Does ‘image of God’ make us lazy?” I jotted this in my notebook earlier this week, between phrases like “hinge point in history” and “geophysical
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