I wonder if they knew. Matthew doesn’t fill us in on most of the details so we are left with nothing more to do than wonder. Wonder… Read more “Epiphany: I wonder”
Author: prward
Advent Isn’t Christmas
As a kid, there was nothing better than Christmas. Christmas was everything! I loved the songs, the snow, the traditions, the food, and obviously the presents. I… Read more “Advent Isn’t Christmas”
Are We Beyond Healing?
The title of this may be a bit deceiving. I’m not going to talk about physical healing here. I absolutely believe physical healing is possible and does… Read more “Are We Beyond Healing?”
Social Justice or Biblical Justice
There is an awful lot of debate going on about social justice vs Biblical justice. At first glance, I found this debate a little odd. Social justice… Read more “Social Justice or Biblical Justice”
Digital Parenting
The Bible has a lot to say about parenting. The verse that immediately comes to mind for most people is Proverbs 22:6. However, Solomon didn’t have to… Read more “Digital Parenting”
Christmas as Resistance
Christmas is all about traditions. My family puts the tree up together while watching Elf. We spend at least one night driving around looking at Christmas lights… Read more “Christmas as Resistance”
Quarantined Church
Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, I remember hearing the old cliche, “The church is not a building.” When I was young I felt like this… Read more “Quarantined Church”
Lift Pastors Up
The words you’re about to read may surprise you. Your pastor is not perfect. Go back and read those words again. The Problem I think most of… Read more “Lift Pastors Up”
The ‘Falling Away’ Trend: Part 2
Where is the grace? I wrote a previously about this trend of culturally relevant Christians “falling away” from their faith. This hasn’t stopped. I don’t expect it… Read more “The ‘Falling Away’ Trend: Part 2”
Learn to Walk With
In the midst of these tense times, I’ve tried to keep my commenting to a minimum. I’ve spoken some but not as much. Instead, I’ve tried to… Read more “Learn to Walk With”