A few months ago I began to wonder if my sons knew what the Bible was all about. Contrary to what I wanted to imagine after knowing both of them had sat in church services, Sunday school classes, religious school seats, and summer youth camps almost beyond counting – I began to suspect they hadn’t …
(From Love: The Foundation, Chapter 8) The Bible is not a dead book. The breath of God is alive and well within it. That indwelling—the Spirit of love—converses with the voice of every age. Of the Christian, it asks, are you what a humble, merciful person looks like in such a time and place? Of …
Faith, Hope, but Especially Love: 1 Corinthians 13, Paraphrased Read More »
During the late 70s and early 80s, a strange inversion happened. Suddenly, good meant bad and bad meant good. To say this car or that person was bad was a positive. It was followed by the negative assurance that only the good die young or follow the rules when they most need to be broken. …
