
Buddha, Jesus, and My Brother
I was holding my brother’s hand as he lay dying in the memory care facility. As I glanced over my right shoulder, the display on
I was holding my brother’s hand as he lay dying in the memory care facility. As I glanced over my right shoulder, the display on
What Else Is There to Say? What else is there to say? That’s what I’m stuck on. I’m going to be preaching Jesus’ “Parable of
A while back I was watching the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert film with my eight-year-old son. We were both enjoying the incredible display of
We had become good friends and loved to talk and argue about lots of ideas, including politics, ethics, and morality. But I noticed he sidestepped
Part of my work as a hospital chaplain is leading spirituality groups on the behavioral health units. A theme we regularly discuss in these groups
Here at the RJ, we are eager to support the work of our colleagues, so a few of us will be writing about the newly
There are times when I find it difficult to pray. I come to terms with that (and then inevitably fall out-of-terms again) most meaningfully when
Sunday morning’s sermon centered a theme of showing God’s love in the world. It frequently does, this being a favorite topic of Pastor Karen –
A bicycle is for riding, not for flood measurement. But the bike parked on a street in Waynesville, North Carolina, on Sunday, September 29, showed by
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