The Sunday of Orthodox John 1:43-51 Oops!  We have forgotten how to see. Perhaps we never truly knew. We are like Plato’s prisoners — chained deep in a cave, backs turned to the blazing mouth of morning, faces pressed toward

“The Only Way Out” Matthew 6:14–21 Oops! Most of us are familiar with the story of Les Misérable, “Les Mis.” In it, Jean Valjean stole a loaf of bread to feed his starving nephew, and for that he spent nineteen

What does love require of me?

Has Fasting Outlived It’s Usefulness?

In a world that confuses humility with “Minnesota nice,” Jesus shows us something far deeper.

It’s easy to love the oppressed — but what happens when Jesus loves the oppressor?

The Christian life isn’t a journey from start to finish, but a perpetual beginning in the end.

Does God fear human power if he has to flee to Egypt?

You won’t believe what Christ’s birth means for us!

God’s been working a while on his Christmas gift, so we should know how to properly receive it.