I am currently teaching a Bible Study at St. Matthew’s on Tuesday afternoon. We’ve walked through the book of Judges earlier but right now we are looking at some of our favorite Psalms. I mention it every so often, but … Continue reading
We all need some beauty in our lives, don’t we? We all need something beautiful in our lives. Today’s reading from Isaiah made me think about what is beauty, and where true beauty is found. Listen to what we are … Continue reading
One of the debates that we find so often when we read from the book of James in the New Testament is the struggle between faith and works. We see in Paul’s writing that we saved by grace through faith, … Continue reading
In life, we are all called to something. Now, in reality, we all “do” something, but that thing that we “do” may not be our calling. What is our calling? Great question. It is different for all of us, we … Continue reading
Today in Luke 10: 17-19, we see Jesus’ disciples return from a mission with much success. And we see they, as well as Jesus, celebrate what happens. But, we see that Jesus tells them not to lose focus on what … Continue reading
One of the toughest things for my family is figuring out where to eat. We all have different tastes and likes/dislikes. And then when you add into the equation that sometimes I truly believe my kids will say no to … Continue reading
One of today’s readings is part of Psalm 119. This Psalm is the longest book in the bible; it is a poem written out of love for God’s law and wisdom. It is one of those passages that reminds us … Continue reading
Dear Church Family, It seems as though we are living days where each new day spins further out of control than the last. It is easy to feel like society is fraying at the seams. So many of us are … Continue reading
The Gospel calls us to do things, that seem very counterintuitive. Things that do not make much sense in this world, in this culture. We are told in our world that we are what matters. That our plans, our goals, … Continue reading
One of the biggest debates in the earliest days of the church was over what you could or couldn’t eat. For us, this is a very interesting debate, we really don’t get it. What are they talking about? For instance, listen to … Continue reading
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