Building a relationship with God and living life based on the dynamics revealed through that relationship.
An annual tradition in the Peruvian Amazon is the burning of “pilatos”– homemade, life-size dolls that resemble the makers of the pilatos, or that resemble public figures. (more…)
Doing what completely repulses you can bring new understanding to the monumental work of Christ. See how in my latest article, Taking the Cup, in Catapult Magazine.
If I were Satan and I wanted to make Christians act more like me than like Christ, here’s what I would do: (more…)
We have an ongoing tradition in our home of having our 8-year-old daughter “pay” for unexpected, unbelievably sweet, thoughtful, adorable things she does that so overwhelm her mom that it is nearly impossible to contain the emotion. (more…)
Because Nelson Mandela wanted real change, he went after their hearts, not their heads.
Not that I want to be muzzled like an ox, or that I harbor some secret desire to be bound and gagged, but there’s something I just have to confess. (more…)
Make a joyful noise to the Lord (Psalm 100:1,2)
. . . without addressing the unrighteous outburst you splattered over your eight-year-old for acting like a second-grader. (more…)
They are all wonderful illustrations of . . .
