The ancient people of God had turned from the faith of their fathers. They rejected God’s commands and […]
law and gospel
Today, we are going to talk about the foundation of our faith, the teaching that lies at the […]
Today is the day, the day we wait for all Advent season. It comes as a delightful shock […]
In 1939, Tolkien, the famous author of The Lord of the Rings, coined the term eucatastrophe. A eucatastrophe […]
All in all, being your pastor is a joy, it really is. I love Sunday mornings. I love […]
How could it have come to this? How could he be in such a place? He was truly […]
There are stories a pastor carries that he dares not tell. They’re not about the war in the […]
Forty years of wandering in the wilderness have finally brought the people of God to the plains of […]
The temple was full. It was full in Jeremiah’s day, and full when Jesus stepped through its gates. […]
Around a month ago, I was at a meeting consisting of all pastors, where the person facilitating the […]
Last Sunday, coming through the haze of the “No Kings” protests across our country, the developing war between […]
It didn’t come with tanks or boots. It came with grins and glitter, with hashtags and flags and […]
These weeks of Easter, Christians around the world listen to the beautiful description of the last day, the […]
There are days I wake and feel like the last sane man in a house on fire, and […]
The parable of the Wicked Tenants is a fitting text for the season of Lent. It is a […]
Overall, people love the parables our Lord tells. Most are simple stories about some strange yet relatable occurrence […]
A Madrašâ for Ash Wednesday based on Joel 21.Blow the siren, let the streets go silent,Let the town […]
At the end of the book of Deuteronomy, we find God’s people gathered on the plains of Moab. […]
One thing which seems to have been lost in our age is the idea of the sacred. We […]
The calendar turns with a hollow cheer, a flurry of fireworks dissolving into smoke. “New year, new me,” […]