Divergent expressions of Christianity
Across much of Western Christendom, I am increasingly seeing two very different expressions of what calls itself Christianity.
Across much of Western Christendom, I am increasingly seeing two very different expressions of what calls itself Christianity.
I find it amazing that, over the past few weeks, there is one very important thing I have neglected to mention in the opening lines of the column ... baseball.
Nothing signals the end of the winter like early spring-blooming flowers, shrubs, and trees.
My wife and I have always said that life’s best moments come when you step outside your routine.
I’m not sure when I first noticed a patch of nandinas in the woods near my mother’s childhood home.
“The heavens declared the glory of God; and the firmament showeth his handiwork,” yet “the fool has said in his heart there is not God,” wrote the Psalmist.
I spent a good portion of my early high school years sleeping.
The second weekend of March is a time my family looks forward to every year.
When we have a better economy of movement, the things we have to do in daily living become easier.
Throughout Scripture, God’s servants consistently pressed inconvenient truths upon reluctant hearers.