Over the past months much has remained the same. For many of us this season has stretched longer than our initial predictions, and then longer than our revised predictions. At...
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I hear the word “apocalypse” in casual settings more than a dozen times each year. It seems that every year there is a “Snow-pocalypse,” by which the evening news means...
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A Reflection on Jeremiah 29… At first, when I read this passage, I thought I would attempt to write a thorough essay explaining how I, as an African American women,...
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Missing The Main Event A few summers ago, one of my sons and I were headed to a concert together. We were on the way, but an accident on the...
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In times of crisis, God’s people have always turned to the Psalter, the biblical collection of laments and hymns, wisdom and worship. As we are temporarily “online only” as a...
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I loved reading the stories of Israel as a child: the heroism of David, the wisdom and fall of his son, the never-ending cycle of good and bad kings, and...
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