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From My to Our
Martin B. Copenhaver
A mark of maturity—at whatever age—is the movement from more I and me language to more we and our language.
The Slice and the Stitches
Matt Fitzgerald
Relating to a perfectly sweet Lord must bring sweet, sweet expressions to each face, right? If I'm not feeling good in worship I must be doing church wrong.
The Big Spoon
Molly Baskette
This is how we are before God sometimes. Struggling and trying to do it on our own and failing miserably.
Praying from the Depths
Richard L. Floyd
It is not only in desperate times that we can pray from the very deepest part of our selves.
A Certain Place
Mary Luti
Running from reckonings is what we do. But they breathe down our necks anyway.
We Do Not Lose Heart
Donna Schaper
Losing heart is easy.
Sacred Space
Vince Amlin
They had eyes to see holy ground shining through the brokenness.
Garden
Quinn G. Caldwell
When the author of Genesis wants to indicate the nothingness of the time before creation, he describes an earth with no one to plant and garden it.
Like a Plumber at a Deathbed
Matt Fitzgerald
Grace comes in the most unlikely guise. Christ comes when we least expect him. "Like a thief in the night." Or a plumber at a deathbed.
Dead of a Broken Heart
Emily C. Heath
When I was a hospital chaplain I learned that the phrase "died of a broken heart" actually had some validity.