Today is the day, the day we wait for all Advent season. It comes as a delightful shock […]
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The season of Advent is upon us. The church has been decorated, the Advent wreath is lit, and […]
He floated through the storm as the rain beat down on them and the waves crashed into the […]
His story is incredible, one we have grown accustomed to hearing, so it no longer shocks us as […]
Disclaimer: The views and opinions presented herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the […]
Today, we recall a pivotal moment in the account of the great patriarch Jacob. Jacob’s life up to […]
Every time I read Paul’s letters to Timothy, I find a great amount of comfort and reassurance in […]
All in all, being your pastor is a joy, it really is. I love Sunday mornings. I love […]
Disclaimer: The views and opinions presented herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the […]
I think many of us have seen, or still often see, the children’s message/children’s sermon during the Divine […]
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 […]
This past week, I was in Chicago as part of a preaching workshop. One of the wonderful things […]
Our text today is a familiar one, not just recognizable to the lifelong and dedicated readers of the […]
In 1707, the great hymnwriter Isaac Watts first published his magnificent hymn “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.” […]
Around a month ago, I was at a meeting consisting of all pastors, where the person facilitating the […]
It didn’t come with tanks or boots. It came with grins and glitter, with hashtags and flags and […]
They’ll sell you a mattress on Memorial Day. They’ll knock a hundred dollars off a sofa or throw […]
So, yesterday was my 50th Birthday. Fifty years is a significant milestone. For half a century, I have […]
Pastors sometimes get attacked for preaching “impractical” sermons. We are accused of preaching about things that are too […]
