Freedom to Steward
When you’re an adult, you get very used to answering the question “so, what do you do?” When you’re a kid, you have to deal
When you’re an adult, you get very used to answering the question “so, what do you do?” When you’re a kid, you have to deal
Take a moment and consider: time is part of creation. Did you ever realize that? God’s eternality means that before He said “let there be
What do you remember about your elementary school? Maybe the games you played at recess? Your favorite teacher? The hated multiplication table speed drills? The
Anybody who’s been in the church for any length of time knows that there’s no greater insult than to be called a Pharisee. The holier-than-thou
I am notoriously resistant to change. I drove the car my parents bought when I was three until it burst into flames in our driveway,
Long convinced that the popular understanding of Herbert Hoover did not give him his due, I recently pounded through a biography of the thirty-first president.
Last week, three of my sisters and I were having a discussion about our various savings strategies—one of them has begun using an app to
I had a perfect cup of tea the other day: just an ordinary cup of black tea with milk, but exactly the right temperature and
Probably, you shouldn’t have a favorite Bible author—all Scripture is God-breathed and useful, etc. Probably, most of us do. Whether we gravitate towards David’s passion
Unfortunately for those of us who like to keep our doors and windows open, the time of year the weather cooperates with that desire is
After a tragedy, disaster, or cataclysm, people have a tendency to turn toward each other and declare solemnly, “things will never be the same.” The
Recently, while trawling the Internet to avoid something I didn’t want to do, I read an article about the causes of procrastination. While common wisdom
The holidays: what a great time of year! Parties! Special food! Different songs! Time off work! Gathering with loved ones you don’t see very often!
One of the especial delights of the Christmas season, in my opinion, are Christmas movies. Most families have their own traditional favorites: It’s a Wonderful
If you were to call the office Thursday afternoon, you might hear a message letting you know that our offices are closed for staff prayer
It takes a thick skin to live in the world these days. To be fair, people have been the same sinful, fallen creatures since the
I had a professor in college who believed in something he called “the cult of the amateur.” Being prone to overstate things, he didn’t really
Trudging into work one day, I felt as run-down as the grey grimy streets I walked on. It was barely sunrise and my body could
’tis the season…to ponder human mortality. Throughout the Church, many Christians take the weeks before Easter to seriously consider the weight of their sin and
Lately I’ve been doing research on how the British government instituted its rationing policy during the Second World War. Although I am utilizing the information
