Article: What Love Is. . .

Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law. Romans 13:10 These are profound words. Yet, they are often glossed over. Believe it or not, this gets to the heart of what we believe. This is the center of our theology. The ever-persistent Saint Paul wrote a letter to the church in Rome so that they…

I ran across this article today from a website called gravityleadership.com. It was so good, I wanted to share it with you… One of the most difficult aspects of Christianity for me to embrace and practice has been the whole evangelism thing. Evangelism just doesn’t feel natural to a lot of us. It’s like evangelism is…

Blaise Pascal was quite the human being. Born in 1623, Pascal’s mother died when he was 3, and his father moved the family from Clermont-Ferrand, France, to Paris, where he homeschooled Blaise and his sister. By age 10, Pascal was doing original experiments in mathematics and physical science. To help his father, who was a…

Recently an antique “hunter” bought several items from a church that was closing in Philadelphia. Paul Brown bought some doors, a few pews and two stained glass windows. All were antiques and appeared to have a good resale value. The stained glass was more than stained from that old church. They were darkened by years…

For me, the journey towards the cross and the empty tomb of Jesus involves humility. Why? Because he acts on our behalf. Jesus does something for us that we can’t do for ourselves. I can’t absolve myself of sin without the death and resurrection of Jesus. I need what he so graciously did for me….

A week from today, it will be Thanksgiving Day. Can you believe it? I can’t. Time seems to be accelerating the older I get. Blink twice and it will be Christmas! Not really, we have to celebrate Advent first, after all we are Lutherans. I know people think we have been celebrating Thanksgiving annually since…