For the Long Haul, Go Deep
My early years were characterized by a mad rush to the pastorate. I took a Bachelor of Theology Honors degree, which was a Master of Divinity with a year tacked on for those
Christian Living
Does Leviticus Teach Us How to Handle COVID-19?
Passages in Leviticus that deal with topics like diseases and quarantine no longer seem so removed from our experience.
What do these passages teach us? And how can we apply them today?
What
God Heard. God Remembered. God Saw. God Knew.
Some passages grab me every time. Exodus 2:24-25 is one of them: “And God heard their groaning, and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob. God saw the
Known for Being Reasonable
Sometimes verses scream at you. Philippians 4:5 is one of them.
“Let your reasonableness be known to everyone.”
Reasonableness: the idea that we’re gentle, kind, courteous, and tolerant to everyone, not
The Joy of Being (Slightly) Less Productive
“From what I can see, one of the themes of your blog is productivity.”
The speaker was a friend, someone I respect. Her words surprised me. Productivity? No! I want to “help people