History & Transmission of the Lord’s Prayer
Catholics took their Lord’s Prayer from one preferred by Henry the VIII in 1545; Protestants, perhaps, from Martin Bucer from 1539.
The Affair of the Sausages: Huldrych Zwingli
Huldrych Zwingli once scandalized Catholic authorities by eating sausages during Lent.
Can We Control the Power of our Lies?
Who can overtake a lie once it leaves their lips?
Real Sheep Don’t Act Like “Sheep”
Sheep are clever and brave. They fight for one another and recognize their shepherd’s voice.
Honoring and Supporting those Under Siege through Music
The president of Ukraine talks about how his people speak and live on through their music.
Power of Music in Protest
Singing reminds us of where we are with God and where God is with us.
When God Says No: Dan Bern
The enormity of the cross meets us wherever we are.
The Temptation of Nostalgia
Today’s good old days are yesterday’s bad new days.
Does Physical Suffering Bring Us Closer to God?: Christina the Astonishing
Looking for the purpose of life in the body, of physical pain
How Are You Being Saved Right Now?
What does it mean to see salvation as coming through the present moment rather than having happened in the past or something to look forward to in the future?