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| Columns on Church and Theology |
Why Do Some Politicize God's Will?
While some choose to politicize God's will, we must remember that no society, culture, nation or political party can legitimately claim to be closer or truer to God than another or more reflective of or imbued with God's truth. Read More ...
Douglas Sharp |
| Columns on World Religions |
Travel Lite
Take more risks. Live with less. Be a good neighbor. Listen to people’s stories. Be kind to strangers. Let go of control. Trust God. Read More ...
Bob Browning |
Echo Chamber
Over and over again, the Bible affirms that this life is a precious gift, and it matters a great deal what we do with it. Read More ...
David Hughes |
Free At Last—To Serve
But Christians in America are called to reserve their first loyalty not to the government in Washington but to the Kingdom of God. Our Commander in Chief is ultimately Jesus, not the President. Read More ...
David Hughes |
She Had a Sister Named Mary
My friend George Mason says the real issue is “that Martha is cookin’ it up for Jesus and Mary is cookin’ it up with Jesus... Mary teaches us,” he says, “that we do not host Jesus; we guest him as he hosts us.” Read More ...
Randy Hyde |
| Sermons by Wendell Griffen |
Holy Rage
We do not often hear sermons dealing with rage, holy or otherwise, because preachers do not often preach them. The subject is not easy to think about, let alone consider from a moral perspective. Read More ...
Wendell Griffen |
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