A New Approach to New Year’s Goals Bob Hostetler·January 22, 2023Every year at this time, I take time to review the goals I set the previous year and...
The Faraway Nearby Calvinist Picard·January 21, 2023Distance is a cold reality on paper. It may be colder in matters of the heart, but our...
The Gift of Joy: With Christ, We Have Every Reason to Hope John I. Snyder·December 20, 2022But let all who take refuge in you rejoice; let them ever sing for joy, and spread your...
An Advent Sunday Devotion: Fakers, Breakers, and Makers — Peace Chaplain Chris Linzey·December 11, 2022The four Advent themes are love, joy, peace, and hope. We’re talking about peace this week, but I...
Is It Possible to Have an “Under-Realized Eschatology?” Matt Ferris·August 30, 2022One hears the term “over-realized eschatology” to describe someone who brings into the present age those things that...
In the Middle of the Storm and Storm Riders Theology Mix·May 29, 2022From Pastor Chris Linzey: David Crowder’s I Am has been on my playlist a lot lately. The words...
The Wrong Man: An Easter Devotion Chaplain Chris Linzey·April 15, 2022The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), or Mounties, have the motto, “We always get our man!” But it’s...
Ash Wednesday: Be Reconciled to God Theology Mix·March 3, 2022A Time to Turn An excerpt from the Companion to the Book of Common Worship (Geneva Press, 2003,...
Ash Wednesday: Mercy and Grace John I. Snyder·March 2, 2022The Lord our God is merciful and forgiving, even though we have rebelled against him. -Daniel 9:9 Or...
Finding God’s Will John I. Snyder·February 7, 2022Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not...
Don’t Play It Safe John I. Snyder·October 29, 2021Are you worried that the world as we know it is falling apart? Can you recall a time...
Weeping for Spurgeon: A Time of Unrelenting Misery and Darkness Jeremy Lundmark·October 19, 2021Why “weeping for Spurgeon?” Charles Haddon Spurgeon was, and still remains, a very influential preacher, theologian, and pastor...
