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Over the centuries, there has been a lot of ink spilled (and not a little blood) over the nature of Christ’s presence in the Eucharist (also known as the Mas...

So I’m reading this book. On the bestseller lists. Been around for 30 some-odd years. Getting the Love you Want: A Guide for Couples. Okay, it’s not what...

Palm Sunday is a strange day liturgically. We start our services by remembering the joyful anticipation of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and we end ...

In John 13, when Jesus comes to Peter to wash his feet, Peter protests. “Whoa! This is all wrong! You’re the Messiah, what the heck are you doing down the...

What we do and what we experience change who we are. It has been established genetically. Identical twins can end up with very different gene switching (on...

Free will gets kicked around often in theological and philosophical circles. What is free will? Are our wills truly free to choose? Given the same circums...

Here is where I will probably get into some trouble. Not that I have a problem with what I am about to say, but I know some folks will find it offensive, ot...

There’s something about our hearts. They don’t like submission. They don’t like authority. They rebel against the notion of being under someone else’s rule. ...

My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, God’s peace to you. I write both to encourage you and to inform you as we stand in these unprecedented times. While c...

Vladimir Putin just had his terms of service as President reset to zero by the Russian government, effectively allowing him to serve two more terms (he’s on ...

Today marks the beginning of Lent in the Western Christian churches. Forty days (not counting Sundays) leading up to Easter. Forty days of renewing our com...

We went axe throwing last night. Yes, it’s a thing. Somehow, someone thought it a great idea to mix alcohol and folks throwing battle axes around. Go figu...

In the last post, Joseph, the favorite son of Jacob, had been sold by his brothers to Midianite traders. The jealous siblings dipped his many-colored robe i...

It can’t be helped, I suppose. Families incubate and perpetuate their brokenness. Until we are finally and fully healed, we will hurt each other – and ofte...

For the last few years I have been in the habit of reading through the entire Bible each year. It’s January, so I have started again and I am back in the bo...

In the traditional Christmas Day Gospel reading, John 1:1-18, we have those remarkable words about the Word. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was...

This is Christ the King, whom shepherds guard…. (What Child Is This?) Confession on the front end that this is something of a sentimental journey, but perhap...

He who is alone with his sin is utterly alone. In spite of corporate worship, times of prayer, fellowship, and even ministry together, many Christians are s...

In my last post, I spoke of the superficialities of our post-modern culture and the breakdown in true community. Of course, the breakdown of relationship st...

We are ghosts in the machine. We inhabit a soft reality. Call it the way of the world in the wake of modernism – or Post-modernism. It’s the way we connect...