Another in my series of Poems, Prayers, Psalms, and Promises featuring a beloved sonnet by John Milton alongside Psalm 116.
When I Consider How My Life Is Spent by John Milton
Poetry, Prayer, and the Conversation So Dearly Needed
Poetry and prayer are both ways to engage in a conversation that brings us below the surface political sides of our day, and is needed now more than ever.
Sonnet for Psalm 90
Here is a sonnet that I wrote for Psalm 90, as part of my ongoing series of "Poems, Prayers, Psalms, and Promises."
Rejoice in the Lord: My Sermon on Philippians 4:4-7
From his prison cell, Paul reminds us that we can rejoice always because we can always rejoice in the Lord. Here is my sermon on Philippians 4:4-7.
How? by Luci Shaw
Here is a wonderful poem by Luci Shaw from her latest collection of poetry, "The Generosity."
Where Is Your Night?
Henri Nouwen reminds of the importance of solitude in our lives of faith by asking a question based on the life of Jesus: "Where is your night?"
Sonnet for Psalm 8
How can we tell people they are walking around shining like the sun? Here is a sonnet I wrote inspired by Psalm 8, Thomas Merton, and by a recent experience at our local soup kitchen.
Caring for God’s Vineyard: My Sermon on Matthew 21:33-46
The parables taught by Jesus teach us both about God and ourselves. What can we learn from his parable of the wicked tenants? Here is my sermon on Matthew 21:33-46.
Book Review: Competing Spectacles by Tony Reinke
How can Christians spiritually thrive in this media age in which we find ourselves? Tony Reinke explores this important question in his new book, "Competing Spectacles." Here is my review.
My Pastoral Ponderings 