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Our neighbor Rebecca gave us an essential Advent education. She’s not a Christian, but was the preschool teacher for both of my sons (“Miss Rebecca”
I drew a volume from the shelf in my study the other day, and as I placed it on my desk, enlisting it in the
One gift of my present context in Palm Beach is oceanfront proximity: there’s only a couple miles between our family’s front door and any number
One evening some time ago, my wife Monica and I were channel-surfing and wound up watching the movie Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping — a
I’m finishing this article as I finish preparing a seafood feast for my extended family. I paid a visit to a tiny local fish market
In the fall of 2018, I sat across the table from Wes Granberg-Michaelson at The Dandelion Pub, a few blocks over from my church’s offices
Sunday was consequential for the church community I serve. Our congregation’s Session, in response to updated CDC guidance, had just approved several changes that allowed
I remember when I started reading Eugene Peterson. I was five years into full-time pastoral ministry, and the entirety of my church experience to that
Ave Crux, spes unica. Hail Cross, our only hope. — Edith Stein On one episode of the irreverent sitcom It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Charlie,
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