I've been a believer for most of my life - in fact, since before I went through confirmation class at Trinity Methodist Church in Chicago when I was thirteen. I grew up in a family where there was no question…
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Embracing Change Through Faith
I am in the process of teaching the book of Galatians this fall and we are in the the last half of the 5th chapter of Paul's letter to the church at Galatia. It's an interesting book - broken into…
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Yesterday, most of the country moved their clocks back one hour so we can take advantage of the early morning light, primarily for school children. That way, it will be safer for them but this change results in darkness coming…
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Today, November 2nd, is one of the more obscure days in our contemporary calendar. Of course, we are all familiar with Halloween, or All Hallow's Eve, as it is sometimes called and many of us are also familiar with November…
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For more than fifteen years, since I finished my Masters of Divinity (MDiv.) degree prior to beginning my doctoral work, I have been concerned about losing the Greek that I had studied for three years in school. I also took…
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