If there is anything we know about rhetoric on social media, it is that it is well-reasoned, thoughtful, […]
Category Archive: Bob Hiller
“The devil is God’s fool,” Luther once quipped. It is a fascinating thought. The idea, one that on […]
So, there are the angels, singing the praises of the triune God! Holy, Holy, Holy! Father, Son, and […]
A few weeks back, I was scrolling through Twitter in order to feel good about the world (because […]
The devil wants to be your preacher. He wants to get into the pulpit on Sunday morning and […]
He is Risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! But, you know…not everyone believes this. Despite the fact that […]
Last week’s gospel reading got me thinking about prayer. For those of you who do not enjoy the […]
I recently listened to a lecture given in a church on a Sunday morning by one of the […]
LeBron James needs a coach. I’ve thought about how untrue that statement is for a while. There are […]
What is the responsibility of sports fans towards their teams? It is a question I’ve legitimately been wrestling […]
Referees don’t decide the outcomes of games. At least they shouldn’t. But, if you watched the NFC Championship […]
Well, my jagged friends, I have been found by the COVID. And what a week to be stuck […]
Well, here we are at the end of another year. I think we can all agree that this […]
According to the Greek myth, the Trojan War began with a vision from the gods. One day, Paris […]
The ancient Hebrew prophets and the contemporary preacher have been tasked with the same proclamation: To those dwelling […]
Advent gives us the gift of lamentation and hope. How painful, then, is our refusal to participate. We […]
I don’t know if you guys have heard about this whole COVID situation, but it seems to me […]
When God himself comes to us, then Advent truly begins to become real. When we see all our […]
CS Lewis, correcting the idea that desires are inherently sinful, once said that the problem with our desires […]
“The White House is not their target. The altar and the pulpit are.” So warns Pastor Delwyn Campbell […]
