One day I casually asked her how she managed to get a bag of bagels delivered so consistently.

I’d like to suggest that we try reading Psalm 72 as a kind of rubric against which to evaluate our leaders.

If you are giving a talk about climate change, the very last thing you want to do is flip through a series of slides with

it can be a relief to trace the track of little people who go on to great if often unremarked things. And it can be

For me, this conflict feels personal. I pray for the chaplains who will knock on a door, and then try to say something when a

My minister is currently preaching a sermon series for Lent on “sabbath,” encouraging us to think both theologically and practically about cultivating hearts and habits

We’re talking about a tidal wave of gray sludge — the byproduct of burning coal — filled with arsenic, lead, and even radioactive material.

After the disruptions of Covid and denominational disaffiliation, how do I help a fragile church community hold together?

Is it really OK for Christians to pray that their enemies dissolve into slime? I’m pretty sure Psalm 58 wasn’t what Jesus had in mind

Too often I think people equate calling to their “dream job,” their “life’s work,” or something similar.

I saw video of smoke billowing from the American naval base in Bahrain this week. I recognized what I was seeing. The naval base in

In my Grandma and in these aging characters, is found a softening that comes with experience and making one’s own mistakes.