Some places seem almost sacred to us.
“God is Great and God is Good. Let us thank Him for our food. Amen.”
Recently the plight of others’ suffering and pain has been brought into high relief before me. It can be overwhelming to try and process…
Late the other night I received a text from a person I was going to take to dinner the following day.
Since I have been five years old my sense of years has been marked by September-to-June, not January through December.
Trying to clear out some old books (what do you do with a 655-page Cassell’s French-English/English-French Dictionary?) I ran across an old family Bible Dictionary, Teacher’s Edition by William Smith LL.D with 440 illustrations.
This Eastertide I have chosen to reflect on heaven and heavenly relationships. For what is absolute, and eternal, is what gives meaning and purpose each and every day.
Holy Week draws us all closer to the heart of the Christian story: the cross. The story begins with humility—Jesus emptying himself in the incarnation—and ends with glory. But in the middle of this divine story is suffering for others.
We were transported to East Asia as we gathered at the conference and listened to what is happening among believers in that region.
Gordon-Conwell has had a number of visions and plans for the city.