Category: Foreign Land

On Elections, Faith, and Parties

Elections and political parties have become a divisive topic in the U.S., even in the church. How should Christians vote, how should we look at parties, and how should we “vote our faith?”

What Do We Mean When We Say “Never Again?”

When we say “Never Again,” we think we are saying that we will never let something like the Holocaust happen again. But I think we are lying to ourselves. It could very easily happen again. On the path from complacency to corruption.

Two Babies and a Funeral

This is a story of two babies and a funeral. If you are in a situation where doctors have said, “there is no hope,” but you have hope still . . . Don’t give up.  Listen to that hope and remember that not only are doctors often wrong, but we have the Great Physician on our side.

On Hanukkah, Hypocrites and an Open Letter to Ted Cruz

Christmas is almost here, but Hanukkah comes first. Hanukkah is a story about faithfulness, integrity, and not selling out. This is an open letter to Ted Cruz

On Forgiveness, Justice and Matt Lauer

The Christian faith is all about forgiveness. The Bible says that God will not forgive us if we do not forgive those who offend us. But forgiveness does not mean giving a pass to or excusing wrong actions. Thoughts on justice, Matt Lauer, and forgiveness.

Loading