There are many lines of Scripture where the language is amazingly contemporary. In John’s story of the Wedding at Cana, we find Mary bustling about
What Jon Stewart dubbed the “perpetual panic conflictinator”, that is the pundit class, would have us believe that today’s election is perhaps the biggest decision
I was in New York a week ago and frankly, the subway freaks me out. Less lyrical and poetic than the Metro in Paris
Because I want to make sure the following message is heard in as many venues as possible, this will also be replicated in the November
The cold is here. It will freeze hard some night soon. I’ve already taken the spent annuals out of the pots, enjoying
Sunday blew through the doors of St. John’s, a whirling flurry of white surplices and giggling children. After the last notes of the oboe floated
Creation continues to unfold before our eyes. More evidence of God’s artistic handiwork from Sunday’s Star-Tribune: “Researchers stumbled upon a new species of monkey in
“You are kidding me!” “No sh–!” “Get out!” Every age has its ways of expressing amazement, pleasure, and elation, when the heart can’t contain
I filled up the yellow watering pitcher yet again and lugged it out to the deck to restore the potted plants. The morning glory vines
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