This is another in my series exploring Scripture's most compelling questions, in this case the famous question that Pilate asked Jesus: “What is truth?”
What Is Truth?
Trinitie Sunday | George Herbert
A poem by George Herbert (and a favorite quote by Philip Melanchthon) as we prepare for Holy Trinity Sunday.
Learning to Pray
A poem inspired by Romans 8:26
The Point of Pentecost: My Sermon on Acts 2:1-21
What is the point of Pentecost, and what does it mean for us today? Here is my sermon on Acts 2:1-21, for the celebration of Pentecost.
A Prayer for My Blog
Gracious and Loving God, I give thanks to you for the privilege of serving you through this blog, for the opportunity to share my faith in this way, and I pray for each and every person who visits these pages. I ask you, Lord, to bless all who read these words, praying that you would…
A Man from Phrygia, on Pentecost | Madeline L’Engle
Here is a thought-provoking poem by Madeline L'Engle to get us ready for Pentecost.
United by a Shared Savior: A Devotion on Mark 5
United by a Shared Savior: A Devotion on Mark 5
Martin Luther’s Sacristy Prayer
Martin Luther's Sacristy Prayer
Sonnet for Psalm 150
Here is one last sonnet to share in my series of "Sonnets for Psalms," a Sonnet for Psalm 150, along with links to all of the others in this series.
When Jesus Prayed for Us: My Sermon on John 17:6-19
Before Jesus was arrested, he prayed for his followers, and for all those who will believe in him through their word. Which means that Jesus prayed, and prays, for you and me. Here is my sermon on John 17:6-19.
My Pastoral Ponderings 