The final chapter of John’s Gospel serves as its epilogue. Within it, we find an invitation from Jesus, one that starts with breakfast, but is life-changing for all who hear it.
The Epilogue and the Invitation Read Post »
We repeatedly read the same Bible passages at Christmas. How can we keep repetition from diminishing our sense of wonder in the incarnation? It starts by slowing down.
Recapturing our awe of the incarnation Read Post »
I’ve got a bit of a love-hate relationship with Christmas, or at least a lot of the trappings surrounding it.
The day God waged war Read Post »
Think about the advice we hear, read, and maybe even share: Be true to yourself. Follow your dreams. Have faith
The way is before us Read Post »
A number of years ago, I read a book by a well-known pastor that described a God-focused church as a
What matters most in prayer Read Post »
We Christians talk about people being blessed (as do many who are not). Usually when we use the word, it seems
The person Jesus calls blessed Read Post »
Cancer. It’s a word you never want to hear. But most of us have been affected by it in some way.
What using bad words about cancer gets right Read Post »
Before I became a Christian, most of what I knew about Jesus came from pop culture. Kevin Smith’s Dogma and other
The Original Jesus Read Post »
Last week, I was listening to a few messages by a guy who leads a great big church. Nice guy—very
Guru Jesus can’t help me Read Post »
What’s the first word or phrase that comes to mind when you hear “Sermon on the Mount”? When I come
Grace always comes first Read Post »
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