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The Church Has No Police

I wrote parking tickets. I wrote them righteously. I was strict. I was the enforcer. I was indignant at the violators. There are reasons for

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What Remains

That which remains is more than memories, although the cliché given in sympathy bears some truth.

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When Disease Finds a Door

Public health is a communal good that is easily sacrificed when we become primarily concerned with individual interests, political tribes, or short-term economics.

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Some Pastoral Implications

Properly understood, the historic Reformed understanding of election should lead us to exercise the judgment of charity toward everyone.

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A Summer of the Yips

Last month, I forgot how to hit a forehand. Mind you, I’ve been playing tennis for probably 30 years now. I know how to hit

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