The story of the infertile wife, the virile husband and the lovely immigrant cleaning woman.
Are we necessarily caught between conviction and relativism?
On the difference between a mallet and a meow as instruments of judgment.
A review of Mirah TomYov Zeitlyn & Ginger Brooks Takahashi's Songs from the Black Mountain Music Project
A review of The Woodsman.
Apparently, "truth is stranger than it used to be" in today's college classrooms.
Is transportation a moral issue?
A tee totaling re-convert discovers the nuances of Christian liberty.
A tension of thought reveals itself in physical symptoms.
Experiences with family and community reveal lessons about forgiveness and the ways in which we fight those lessons.
A foray into the heart of the South and the heart of an artist.
Overcoming political fundamentalism with a little openness.
What happens when church becomes a social club with unwritten rules?
A review of the new film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel The Road -- and a wake-up call to Christians who dare to discern.
Sorting out the essentials and non-essentials of the ceremony.
Re-examining the checklist for who's in and who's out.
If you confess your sins to a lion in the jungle, does anybody hear them?
On truth, interpretation and the search for a bible-based way of life.
On learning how to be present in each moment of every year of life.
Learning from the ancestral line about intuition vs. skill in teaching.
Remembering the challenges and triumphs of the teen years.
Encouraging faith communities to lament together.
When it comes to unorthodox beliefs, you can ask, but not many will tell.
The challenges of discussing fashion with Christians.
On moving from image to person in our inevitable judgments of clothing.
Responding to revenge porn victims -- and ourselves -- with compassion.
A reflection on the community of Acts and accepting the invitation.
A call to regenerative discipleship.