What Comes First?
What comes first – forgiving someone or loving someone? Can you love someone only after you’ve forgiven them, or is love the necessary precondition for […]
Understanding
The Road to Relationship
Fran and I have been married forty-right years. What’s the secret for staying married for forty-eight years? Our first date was February 1, 1976.
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More Than A Prophet—Solo Christo // The Solas – Part 5
This article is the fifth of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The Post. So
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RX for Marriage
Fran and I have been married 47 years. Through better and worse, poor and not-so-poor, in sickness and in health – the Lord has sustained
Grow as You Go
Have you ever heard of Parkour or Free-Running, where people run over, on, in, around, and through all kinds of obstacles? Up walls, across buildings.
Christianity Is Not About Moral Goodness
We Christians—genuine followers of Christ—need to stop moralizing the Christian faith because this misrepresents genuine Christianity. We need to quit portraying the face of Christianity
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Wandering in the Echo Chamber
Most of my best learning experiences have been by accident rather than intention. I’ve stumbled and struggled my way into some of the most valuable
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What Has Been May Be Again
In the mid-third century, the Roman Emperor Decius embarked on a campaign to secure the fragmenting loyalty of his subjects. Rome’s eastward expansion saw new
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Touching Jesus
Here’s the burning question everyone wants answered: What should be my attitude when I attend church? With more and more people coming through the front
Nicking Arteries
We’ve all seen it done and, no doubt, we’ve done it ourselves. I know I have. And I repent. I hope you repent, too. What