Tradition & Inheritance
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Friendship with Jesus isn't just a metaphor, it's a lifeline
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Reflections & Stray Thoughts
Time Is Wrong
God has never written His story in minutes. He writes in rhythms.
The Journey
The Half‑Built Bridge
He offers forgiveness freely, but reconciliation is always a two-way covenant.
Tradition & Inheritance
The Reckoning of Time and the Resurrection
The Resurrection would be proclaimed on the same morning, in the same season, under the same rising sun.
Tradition & Inheritance
I Stand Amazed in the Presence AKA “My Savior’s Love”
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Scripture & Study
Mary of Bethany
Her acts of devotion and faithfulness are part of the Gospel story, according to Jesus.
Tradition & Inheritance
Where Are the Monks? A Medieval Faire Reflection
What would it look like if Christianity were represented at these events?
Faith & Work
When Knowing Meets Being
...when the thing you prayed for actually arrives.
Tradition & Inheritance
The Doxology
A Hymn for When Gratitude Overflows
Scripture & Study
The Sun Stood Still
The tension between the Letter of the Law and the Spirit of the Law is the central thread that runs from the Tabernacle in the wilderness all the way to the parables of Jesus.
Blessings & Liturgies
Put Down the Scissors
A Blessing for the One Anxious for Change (and Tempted to Cut Their Own Hair)
The Journey
Fifteen Years
I was terrified, but the question wasn’t whether or not this was the right guy. The question was whether I was willing to be obedient to God...