Author: Elizabeth Glass-Turner
Excuses, Excuses: Common Sense, Morality, And The Divine Revelation of God by Elizabeth Glass Turner
November 16, 2017
Humans are expert excuse-makers. “Well, GOD, the woman you gave me tempted me, so…that’s why I didn’t listen to you when you told me…
The Healing Power Of Honoring Others by Elizabeth Glass Turner
October 26, 2017
Recently I read a moving account of one German woman’s actions and the impact that they had. A 92-year-old man living in…
Three Essential Approaches To Suffering by Elizabeth Glass Turner
September 14, 2017
There’s an overwhelming amount of beauty and awe in the world – from midday eclipses to bounding monkeys in jungles to…
The Nature Of God When The Sun Goes Out And The Rain Comes Down by Elizabeth Glass Turner
September 4, 2017
Eerie. Unnatural. Awe-inspiring. Within a short span, we went from sharing photos of uncanny eclipse shadows to videos of hungry…
Differently Abled In The Church: “Life Unworthy Of Life” & The Kingdom Of God by Elizabeth Glass Turner
August 23, 2017
What does your church do with people who are differently abled, disabled, mentally handicapped, handicapped, or crippled? (All of those terms have…
Charlottesville: Do They Really Not See? by Elizabeth Glass Turner
August 14, 2017
Today is the day after. The day after a young black man got beat up in a parking garage, the scene…
Do You Need To Move On? by Elizabeth Glass Turner
July 24, 2017
“Move ON!” a little girl voice shouted from the porch. She’d been watching me weed then went inside. During that…
Nothing Sacred: Sacrilege In The Public Square by Elizabeth Glass Turner
June 22, 2017
It’s happened again and again. Do they give out “Webby Awards” for“Best Social Networking Campaign Aimed at Disenfranchised Young Men…
Your (Global) Teenager by Elizabeth Glass Turner
April 24, 2017
Before social media and the prevalence of pop culture, it was a lot easier to enforce whatever ideologies you wanted…
Steps For Small Church Revitalization by Elizabeth Glass Turner
April 5, 2017
Most churches aren’t big. Most churches say they want to grow. Many pastors hope to serve at big or growing…