Ecclesiastes: A Meaningful Book about Meaninglessness In his autobiographical book, A River Runs Through It, Norman Maclean, writes his story of he and his brother growing up as sons of a Methodist cl...  Read More

Triage is a necessity in the medical world; it is a matter of life and death. In the world of theology, it can also mean spiritual or physical life and death too. In the last post on this topic, we co...  Read More

One of the stories that always captured me from the Bible is when Jesus and Peter walk on water together. It was a moment in time that both would never forget. As a child, I was spellbound when Jesus ...  Read More

In 1627, German Lutheran Theologian, Rupertus Meldenius, penned a tract on Christian Unity.  In it, he writes, "In essentials, unity; in nonessentials, liberty; in all things, charity."[1] These words...  Read More

Romans 8:28-30 (Part I) The word of God is full of paradoxes. Merriam Webster defines a paradox as "a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement or proposition that when investigated or explaine...  Read More

The coming year will be a true test for our community of faith. As one of your pastors, I am convinced the word of the year must be "resilience". In his book, The Resilient Pastor: Ten Principles for ...  Read More

In part 1 of this blog post, we examined why believers need assurance that all things will work together for good. Upon salvation through Christ, God removes condemnation, and we receive righteousness...  Read More