Crisis Mode: Struggling to Find a Christian Response to Covid-19
If I won’t even lay down a part of my life for my neighbors in the midst of Covid-19, how can I hope to reach them? We need to start looking around.
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Category: Luke
What Does a Disciple Really Look Like?
We must embrace an expanded Biblical view of a disciple, namely someone who, in their most vulnerable and humble state, embraces what Jesus offers them.
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A King For All People
Jesus comes to disrupt our false gods of nationalism, racism, comfort, greed, and power. Will we humble ourselves and consider a new path forward?
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The Advent of Upheaval
What if God is still primarily at work among the powerless and oppressed in our societies? This is where we should look for the Messiah this advent.
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Learning to Stop
The Sabbath literally means “to stop.” How do I practice stopping in my own life, so that I can experience life-giving encounters with Christ?
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Transcending Racial Trauma
In Luke 10:27-29 we read; “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and...
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The Ministry of Food
In Luke 14 at the house of a Pharisee, we see that Jesus uses food as a tool to minister to others, to heal aching hearts and feed souls.
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God’s Heart for the Widow and Fatherless
The Lord has taught me many things about who He is and why He took my father home when He did. He has shown His deep and steadfast love for the fatherless.
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Skepticism and the Birth of Christ
Simply because we detect incongruities in the Christmas story with our modern understanding of history and astrophysics, doesn’t make it less inherently true.
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The Right & Wrong Attitudes Of Hosting
Hospitality is a deeply spiritual act, in which our invitation to eat and drink is akin to offering the gospel, a deeper and more satisfying nourishment for our guests.
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