Calvin probably wouldn’t agree with my assessment of the evil tumor. For Calvin, the providence of God both sent the tumor and provided the surgeon,
All I kept seeing was the picture of the mom in Minneapolis running barefoot toward her child’s school — shoes in hand, no doubt fear
Seventeen years had passed since our last vacation to Au Train, a small town just 20 minutes from the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
I started asking for a horse in the third grade. My parents, wary of what might be a passing fancy, wisely refused. As I grew
One way or another, probably all of us are pondering the possibility of hope these days. Some days we “feel” hope, some days we “do”
Justin and I looked at each other over our coffees and knew at once that this would be our text as well. For in a
It’s not just the words that we sing, it’s the very fact that this is how we choose to engage our faith and our world–in
The 21st century has transformed busyness into a deeply subjective experience. You can feel busy even when you aren’t physically overburdened. This new busyness is
Disillusionment is defined as the state of being freed from an illusion or false belief. It can be a letting go, rather than a disappointment.
