
Standing at the Intersection, Seated at the Lord’s Table
The table signifies many things, including a rhythm, a routine, and the promise that this is the bread of life and the cup of salvation.
The table signifies many things, including a rhythm, a routine, and the promise that this is the bread of life and the cup of salvation.
If I had wanted to become a fluent German speaker, I should have started before I was ten years old, which seems to be the
Before I go any further, I should clarify that I’m not channeling Critical Race Theory or parroting something I picked up in a DEI training.
It may have been The Secular City by Harvey Cox that stirred the pot. Five years after the book’s debut in 1965, a yellow school
I have no idea how to be a decent soon-to-be-former-mother-in-law. My local library has no self-help books on the topic. I find no such books
Because synod has left no space for other opinions, the end result is going to be disaffiliation. The fact that our congregation was even in
I wonder if I kept that cup of July 2023 yogurt because I was savoring a memory or because I was fearing loss. But there
Let’s look back at 1925 to see the portents of the year but also its other possibilities, to compare what looked big at the time
A raucous mob of religious stalwarts gathered on a day centuries ago outside a palace. Like many of those gathered in the Capitol on January
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