
The Power of Love
Today is Christ the King Sunday, that day at the end of the liturgical calendar when we celebrate Christ’s lordship over all of creation. I
Today is Christ the King Sunday, that day at the end of the liturgical calendar when we celebrate Christ’s lordship over all of creation. I
A few years ago, when I was invited to be a regular writer for The Twelve, I was reluctant to say yes. Even though I
I took up “running” after age 50, mostly because I don’t like exercising. I wanted a way to work up a health-enhancing sweat in as
Christianity can falsely be made so severe that human nature must revolt against it in order to cast it or thrust it away. But Christianity
1981. Maybe 82. Right there somewhere before word processing shoved typewriters out the window and into obsolescence. Back then, I had a Sherman tank that
N. C. Wyeth, “Thanksgiving Banquet” Today being today, I’m posting a (slightly altered) piece previously published in the November 2005 issue of Perspectives magazine. Thanksgiving
This coming Sunday, I will be preaching the final sermon in a series on the book of Nehemiah. Chapter thirteen is a bit of a
[Note: For my post this week, I offer a slightly revised Thanksgiving Day meditation I gave some years back. It is based on Matthew 6:19-36
If it snows in November, is it because folks are decorating for Christmas? So I have been told. But I would have to live in
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