Sunday Psalm: A Cry for Sabbath Rest
Reading Time: 2 minutes Lord of Creation, You are wide as the sky, And as true. You are as faithful as breath, And as …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Lord of Creation, You are wide as the sky, And as true. You are as faithful as breath, And as …
Reading Time: 5 minutes Why do we blink? The obvious answer is to lubricate and cleanse our eyes. But thank God scientists are rarely …
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Alpha and Omega: You said, the first shall be last. We thought this a polite, simple rule. But in your …
Reading Time: 5 minutes The kid Samuel wasn’t getting any sleep that night. Someone kept calling his name. Thinking it was Eli, he climbed …
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Reading Time: 3 minutes The day after Easter I launched out on what I’ve now called a Resurrection Adventure. You can read a more …
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Reading Time: 3 minutes As I’ve written before, I believe the blues are modern psalms of lament. They name everyday pains and stresses with-in …
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Reading Time: 6 minutes Easter is an emotional contradiction for me. Each day of Holy Week stokes a flaring exhilaration. Slowly I journey through …
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Saviors have risen and fallen. But on the cross Jesus fell then rose. Weighted by the world but lifted by love.
Reading Time: 3 minutes So many stories about Mary the mother of Jesus portray her as angelically strong and a saint. But as a mother and widow how did she feel as she watched her son being crucified? My poem Mary’s Loss attempts to dig into her feelings of despair.