Instead of being blown about by the wind, when we are together we experience the shaping power of God’s Holy Spirit.
Continue ReadingThis concept of God with us is not just theology, it is also our example to follow.
Continue ReadingThe much-beloved “Silent Night” was first performed at a Christmas Eve service in 1818 in a small city in what is now Salzburg, Austria.
Continue ReadingPrior to the modern era – before electrical or gas lines crisscrossed our cities – nighttime illumination was much less common.
Continue ReadingIt can be easy for us to settle for the pat answers even when we know there are some mysteries that cannot be solved this side of eternity.
Continue ReadingA desire path is the name for an unofficial shortcut between two officially established routes.
Continue ReadingThis famous psalm from Mary – the Magnificat – is at once a reflection of history and a look forward toward the work of the Messiah, newly in her belly.
Continue ReadingLike many good German words, fernweh doesn’t have a perfect counterpart in English.
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