In the moments I’m not self-righteously clucking “tsk, tsk,” at the toilet-paper-hoarding masses, I’m doing mental math estimating how long our supply might last. We’re

Some years back, before we even had The Twelve yet I think, I wrote an article in Perspectives on a strangely powerful benediction that Neal

Luke 15:11-32 The shame of it all. We were all shamed by the request Jacob made to his father. The entire household was embarrassed by

Last Friday, I watched out my office window as children burst out of the doors of their school to board the buses for what my

Almost a month ago my family flew out to visit my sister and her family in Seattle, Washington. It was a short trip of just

For my sermon for the First Sunday of Advent I used an image that I got from my summer mornings at the lake. I wake

Football season is at last over, but imagine this scenario. Your team is ahead by a point or two. Your defense holds and the other

Once a month I get to tell a Bible story to the little ones in our church while the adults are in the worship service.

It was a mixed shopping bag this week for Brian Cornell, chairman and CEO of Minneapolis-based retail giant Target. After stock prices had surged this