The Lost and Foundness of Alzheimers
One of awful things about Alzheimer’s disease is that you grieve the loss of a loved one while that loved one is still alive. It’s
Jeff Munroe
November 12, 2012
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One of awful things about Alzheimer’s disease is that you grieve the loss of a loved one while that loved one is still alive. It’s
Psalm 146 Praise the Lord. I will praise the Lord all my life; I will sing praise to my God as long as I live.Do not put your trust in
When I was ordained, I asked the presiding minister to preach on Colossians 1:15-23, because this text pointed me to the sovereignty of God in
Whatever you are feeling this morning (that is, if you are an American with opinions about yesterday’s election), it seems to me the words of
It was Election Day, 1996. My father started his day over a cup of coffee with a group of retired men from his church—white, middle
Well, tomorrow’s the big day. After tomorrow, the attack ads and campaign coverage will be over, and sweet little Abigael will be able to stop
Last night St. Hildegard of Bingen visited Calvin College. She sang, accompanied by a plucked psaltery, or by a handheld harp, or by a fancy
Sort of eerie is what it was. We came up over a hill and found it, just across the gravel from a sprawling field full
The call came in part way through a three or four-day retreat. Part of the seminary’s January term, the entire first year class had travelled
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