My phone buzzed: a short series of texts from the church’s business manager. “There’s a little chimney fire in Pilgrim Hall, I’m sure we can manage.” … “So, the fire […]
When I came home from college Christmas break my freshman year, I was smarter and wiser than when I’d left home three months earlier. It was amazing how much more […]
Forty years earlier, David responded to the death of Saul and Jonathan in a magnificent fashion by howling painfully and poetically unto God about the beauty of them that was […]
Ever notice how we can travel to different cities, states, and even countries, and still gravitate toward the same kind of people that we left back home? Let’s face it, […]
Undoubtedly, the second half of life is different than the first half. Carl Jung, the cartographer of the journey we take in life, mapped this age by contrasting the first […]
Join Rev. Dr. Keith Herron on June 3 & 10, 9-11 a.m. for Living a Narrative Life! This 2-day workshop celebrates our every day, ritualized lives by exploring our stories […]
“Will you get me a Gatorade?” “What color?” This conversation plays out in my house almost every day. We keep a case of the sports drink in our garage, and […]
There’s an ancient norm from the Bible that a full life is measured as “three score and ten years” (that’s 70 years in Shakespearean math) So, this stage of young […]
Their resumés would have been a bit thin: Names: James and John Previous employment: Net menders, fish catchers, wave riders; Zebedee & Sons, Inc. Education: Not exactly Relevant experience: Disciples […]
Imago Dei is the theological term to describe we are created in the image of God.. The ancients knew about the power of identity, the power of one knowing who […]
