Like a third dimension in a two-dimensional world, those who know only two-dimensional space will find this new dimension utterly puzzling and counter-intuitive.
Even if we build various systems and institutions to help us do that lamb-feeding work, every day is still, in essence, an exercise in coming
While preparing for our family travel and rest in June and July, I’ll assemble my “summer stack”– the books I’ll read my way through over
Nearly every culture that lives with cranes considers them sacred, and maybe it’s not too late for ours.
One of the many hats I get to wear in my professional life (and, I might add, perhaps the most stylish of them) is as
The language implies that we naturally identify the Kingdom with what we are building or organizing or working on.
By the time May 3 rolled around, 500+ had signed up to attend the event live and 3000 had registered for the livestream. There were
Failure is written all over this story, Peter’s failures, the church’s failure, your failures and mine. But Jesus is not done with them
A few weeks ago, we made the trip to New York to see Maybe Happy Ending, a new musical that opened on Broadway last year.
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