February Blahs
If for some reason you wish to study that peculiar state of human existence called “the blahs,” I suggest you begin in the third week
If for some reason you wish to study that peculiar state of human existence called “the blahs,” I suggest you begin in the third week
The Transfiguration story speaks to that part of us that longs for the mountain-top experience—for the epiphanic moment when, even for an instant, we perceive
As I listened last night, I thought back over the week and reflected gratefully on the ordinary saints among whom I live. These are the
Maybe we are kidding ourselves. That outburst of Spirit-energy we managed to whump up on Pentecost is tough to maintain, especially for your average, mild-mannered
ln the section on the Holy Spirit, we profess our faith in “the resurrection of the body.” Familiar, precious words. A couple weeks ago it
But then what? In most of our worship contexts today, the church gives us nothing particular to do until Sunday morning, when it’s all trumpets
So I wonder if this show is helping us discover what we value after all: modesty, decency, responsibility, honor.
If you really want to make an impression in the neighborhood, put some sizzle in your stable scene with these inflatable Reformers: Luther, Calvin, Zwingli,
People organize their life stories around significant football games. They make holy pilgrimages. They engage in ritual grilling and boozing and cheering. They seek the