Father Knows Best
Father’s Day was earlier this month and, like many of you, I attended church and heard another variation of a Father’s Day sermon. Over the
Father’s Day was earlier this month and, like many of you, I attended church and heard another variation of a Father’s Day sermon. Over the
Arriving at church on Sunday, we decided to sit next to a couple we know rather than our usual seats at the front. We explained
Christensen Low may be known to some of you since he often makes comments on the Scroll and is a passionate egalitarian. He has an
In passing, Luke mentions that Philip “had four unmarried daughters who had the gift of prophecy” (Acts 21:9, NRSV; all Scripture references in this article
There are some philosophical words which can appear scary until we understand them – here’s a few….. ONTOLOGY: The study of the fundamental nature of
I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a deacon of the church in Cenchreae. I ask you to receive her in the Lord in a
“He didn’t protect me,” Nan said of her husband, Blaine (not their real names). Eyes clouding, Nan related how an “insensitive” male supervisor engaged in
In Sex, Wives, and Warriors, our understanding of Old Testament narrative is expanded though Phillip Francis Esler’s application of an intercultural reading of the texts,
How did more than twenty thoughtful Christian leaders change their minds on such a highly entrenched, divisive issue? Opening the conversation, Alan Johnson notes a
I’ve been saddened by allegations in the news reports this week that former California governor Arnold Schwartzenegger fathered the child of his household worker and