The Word to the World
Spilt coffee frantically being wiped up while maintaining silence, someone at our gate, a dog needing to be hushed, fifteen WhatsApp messages—“we can’t hear”—writing and holding up a sign—“Speak Loud!”—adjusting filming equipment, and more. O my, the challenges of being a “TV preacher!” Yesterday morning’s
As we begin a new day, uncertain of when lockdown will be eased, uncertain about the school year, uncertain when you can go back to work, uncertain about your paycheque, uncertain about your health, uncertain when the church will gather and what that will look
I’m re-reading The Mystery of Providence by the seventeenth century Puritan, John Flavel. I think you can find it on the internet as a free e-book. It is worth reading. I was once again struck, in re-reading the introduction, by the account of his trial-filled
My daughter, Katy, said to me the other day, “In the Bible, the contradictions prove true.” She said that the same Bible that reveals the Father turning away from his Son on the cross also reveals the Jesus’ death on the cross was “a fragrant