
Time Runs Short
As time passes and age creeps up, windows of possibility slide nearly closed. Time runs short. Hopes are not realized. Parents who never turn out
As time passes and age creeps up, windows of possibility slide nearly closed. Time runs short. Hopes are not realized. Parents who never turn out
By Brian Keepers A couple months ago a local Christian organization and multiple churches in my community hosted a revival. It was a three day
by Steven Rodriguez When standing in the shampoo aisle, assaulted by the smell of imitation fruit basket upset I crave the lack of choice of
To make up for missing two weeks, I here offer an extra-long post (fair warning!) recounting one of my Britain adventures. Ron and I happened
There’s so much to this story that’s old news, so much that’s so awful yet so obscenely ordinary, that what happened is almost predictable. To
What do you do when you’re right and others just don’t seem to get it? When agreeing to disagree just won’t work for you. And
In the last year 558 people have been killed by the police in just 2016 alone. That’s more than one person a day. That feels
Once again summer schedules and the calendar mean I am composing this blog five days before it will appear. I won’t know what my colleagues
by Claire Houston Rebecca Koerselman is off today. We welcome, Claire Houston. Claire recently served as a youth delegate from the Regional Synod of New
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