Introducing Jesus
Perhaps the most famous introduction in our American lives is this: “Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States.” Or if you’re not so fond of that one, try…
Read MorePerhaps the most famous introduction in our American lives is this: “Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States.” Or if you’re not so fond of that one, try…
Read MoreThere are many reasons people don’t share the faith with others. Fear, with its many faces, perhaps is at the top of the list. We may also add apathy and…
Read MoreThe three fall feasts of Israel occur in the holiest month of the Hebrew calendar, the sacred month of Tishrei. This year, all three begin in September on our Gregorian…
Read MoreWe live in a noisy world desperate for connection. As followers of Jesus, we can be a peaceful presence and make a real impact for the gospel with something surprisingly quiet: simply learning…
Read MoreDid you know that forest fires generally move faster uphill than downhill? Upon first glance, the uphill versus downhill dynamic is perhaps something we think about initially in relation to…
Read MoreLiberation takes on many forms and in many ways, freedom is costly. In the spring of 1939, in Bonn, Germany, a scene of heroism unfolded that would save the lives of a…
Read More“You have to tell your family you believe in Jesus,” he exclaimed! These were not words I wanted to hear. They startled, shook, and challenged me. And yet, this charge…
Read MoreI have one mantra in the Christian life – If we ain’t got grace, we ain’t got nothin’! Yes, grace is amazing! I experienced the saving grace of God in…
Read MoreThe 49 days are almost over. Back in April, we talked about Sefirat HaOmer — the ancient practice of counting the days between Passover and Shavuot. It’s not just liturgical bookkeeping. It’s…
Read MoreGrowing up in Florida, I spent considerable time outdoors. Whether sailing or playing tennis, I was always looking up to the sky, cognizant of weather conditions. I was fascinated with weather.…
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