Consolation And Desolation: Old Wisdom For Tired Protestants by Elizabeth Glass Turner
Summer is a season for seeing people we normally don’t get to visit much: family reunions in park pavilions, vacation…
Summer is a season for seeing people we normally don’t get to visit much: family reunions in park pavilions, vacation…
There is a moment you stand on the brink, or the brink stands on you. The inexorable draw pulls you…
The statement on the website shouted loudly and clearly what many people instinctively know if they let themselves notice it:…
Recently, I noted someone online putting forward the idea that God blesses organizations, traditions, or denominations depending on their public…
While United Methodists spend a great deal of time, money, and energy attempting to shape potential outcomes of the specially…
The bottoms of your shoes tell a tale. Examine them: the soles are worn down on the inside or the…
When everything is turned inside-out, a jumble of items cascading from a moving box or a partially rearranged room in…
Are American clergy suffering a crisis of faith? From megachurch pastor and quintessential church cool guy Rob Bell to Seventh-Day…
Dear Millenials, I was you once. People wanted to know what I thought. They wanted to know what I wanted…
Recently, I heard a church leader describe the instinct to “drop Facebook napalm” in an online debate. What a great…