Reflections on Vocation (Part 1): Is it a Meaningless Theological Construct?
Shortly after I got married, I made a “stunning” discovery (one of many to follow!): my spouse did not find the content of his work
Shortly after I got married, I made a “stunning” discovery (one of many to follow!): my spouse did not find the content of his work
[Do me a favor: Promise me you’ll read this post with The National’s “Conversation 16” video playing in the background. Don’t try to exegete the
So The Twelve–Reformed Done Daily is moving into its third month. So far. So good. I’m told readership is strong and growing, although it can
Whether or not Herod’s “Massacre of the Innocents” in Matthew 2 is based on historical fact, and whether thousands of babies were killed or just
Books lying around the house are never safe from my readerly omnivory. So naturally I grabbed up the book my husband received from his brother
Case closed. I’m an Iowan, once upon a time a Republican, and I am at this moment endorsing a candidate. (Now please stop calling.) I’d
Perhaps it was because of Dorothy. The day prior having completed the funeral committal service five years in the making. Is it wrong as a
The incarnation – This is the heart of my theology. The flesh: body, feelings, thinking, desire, touching, fighting colds, crying because of joy, butterflies in
“A good sermon turns even known truth into profound realization.” That is one of many striking lines in a fine New York Times Book Review
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