Month: December 2017
If It’s Not Okay, It’s Not the End
God’s love is so great, it will conquer all the world’s horrors. God’s love is so prodigious, no evil can possibly prevail against it.
Come Darkness, Come Light
As we celebrate the birth of Jesus today, my prayer is that you might hear God’s voice calling to you through the simplicity of Carpenter’s lyrics and that you might rededicate yourself to being a means through which others hear God’s voice as well.
Free from Self, Free for Others
“Jesus calls us at Christmas to enter into the Kingdom of Liberty, to be set free by his Father’s love.”
What Do You Want for Christmas?
Advent is about an intensity of desire. It’s about deeply desiring the presence of God in our lives and our world.
Amazing Peace: A Christmas Poem
Sometimes our souls need poetry. Words fashioned carefully may catch my imagination beyond the ability of charts, graphs, or reports to do so.
Let It Be
In a world filled with brokenness and estrangement, poverty, violence and death, we need Godbearers.
IKEA Discovers the Key to Evangelism
From the beginning, God has desired a relationship of love and wholeness with something other than God.
Evangelism in the 21st Century
The metaphor of embrace points us to the relationship of the triune God with all of creation.
December 2017
Devotional ~ The Word Made Flesh Damien Spikereit is a preacher whose father died two days before his high school graduation. He…