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Anxiety: “What More Can I Say?”

Lauren Harrington | 3 min read

Sometimes, humans can be stubborn. Most times, humans will be stubborn. I have always had to fight the temptation of pride. When I was younger, I would be under the impression that my way of doing something was the best way of doing something. However, when my dad corrected me, or tried to tell me...

Faith • Biblical Reflections

Telling Stories: Once Upon A Time…

Cara Brown | 4 min read

Since we were toddlers, people have told us stories. Almost every child knows the phrase, “Once Upon a Time…” Storytelling is in our nature. We love the adventures, the unexpected twists, a little bit of trouble, and especially the happily-ever-afters. Just about anybody can appreciate either curling up with a good book or watching a...

Faith • Biblical Reflections

Redemption Where We Least Expect It

Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 3 min read

A basic tenet of Biblical Christianity is that sin deserves punishment, more specifically the eternal punishment of Hell. Such a view may be unpopular in today’s world and society, but there is no sense in denying that the Bible teaches it. And if the thought of God judging sin seems too medieval, or too unenlightened,...

Faith • Biblical Reflections

Where Hope and History Meet

Dr. Steven Garber | 3 min read

“I want to tell you a story….” and most of the time, young or old, we’re drawn in, hoping for a good story. Stories and story, narratives and metanarratives. In the modern-become-postmodernizing world— the world of whatever —the best we seem capable of is that there are lots of stories to be told, and none...

Faith • Liturgical Reflections

Missio Advent – What’s in a Name?

Cameron Barham | 4 min read

The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Matthew 1:1 The opening sentence of the Gospel According to Matthew contains an eternity’s worth of theology in the meaning of Jesus’ name and titles. The first clue to the intended weight of this sentence is found in the...

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