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Category Archives: Faith
Use the Right Tools for the Job
Millions of people have experienced the value of a rich and healthy spirituality. Yet everyone knows someone whose religion has not only not helped him, but has made him worse. How is it that one person finds treasure in … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Spiritual life
Tagged Bible, Colossians, Daniel, Ephesians, Fasting, Jeremiah, Matthew 6, Philippians, Prayer, right tool for the job, Romans 8, Scripture
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Accidents happen … or do they?
I experienced a funny coincidence when looking to purchase a new mattress. I had done my homework, investigating different manufacturers online, looking at reviews and reading what the experts say. My wife and I comparison shopped several mattress stores and … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Theology
Tagged accidents, air bed, Billy Collins, causality, coincidence, decisions, Hell, materialistic naturalism, mattress, monergism
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The prelude to an adventurous life
When asked what he thought of his pastor’s sermon, a man said: “The preacher starts preaching at 11:15. And every Sunday when it gets to be noon I look at my watch … and it is only 11:25.” When our … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church, Faith, Spiritual life
Tagged action movies, Adventure, Apostle Paul, Bonhoeffer, boredom, church, Jesus of Nazareth, Oliver Goldsmith, pews, self-absorption, self-promotion, sermon, Thornton Wilder, worship
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The Home of the Disinterested
Floyd Collins was a legend in his own time. But his time ran out. Floyd Collins was a Kentucky farmer who dreamed of striking it rich by turning the Crystal Cave that lay beneath his family’s farm into a major … Continue reading
The real problem with inventing gods
Some years ago I attended a conference on Intelligent Design (I.D.). The organizers invited speakers who championed I. D. theory and others who opposed it. The highlight of the conference was a debate between an internationally-known proponent of I.D. and … Continue reading
Finding God at the bird feeder
A couple of weeks ago my wife bought oranges at the store, which I cut in half and placed on our shrubs and in the maple tree just outside our kitchen window. A few days later I hung the oriole … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged bird feeder, finding God, hearing God, hummingbirds, incarnation, miraculous, orioles, spiritual insight
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What heritage are you leaving your children?
Baby Boomer parents are confused about what to leave their children when they die. It was the goal of pre-war parents to leave their children as hefty an estate as possible, but Boomers are questioning the wisdom of such a … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Spiritual life
Tagged Boomers, heritage, I'm spending my kid's inheritance, inheritance, Karl Marx, Mother's Day, perseverance, syncretism, tolerance
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Recover Eternity In Order to Find Time
There was an old farmer who wore a pair of overalls every day of the week, except Sundays. He was a wise, thoughtful, slow-speaking man. The changing fashions of the world around him didn’t interest him, but he thought … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Spiritual life
Tagged Be still and know that I am God, charity, contemplation, D. T. Niles, Eternity, famer, Finding Time, Isaiah, Jesus, John 15:7, Lexus-lane, Moses, spirituality, Warrack Lectures
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When did doubt become a virtue?
I don’t know when doubt became a virtue, but it has. “Doubt,” as the author John Eldridge puts, “is in.” Superman would have a hard time getting a job in today’s marketplace. Contemporary heroes are doubters: they doubt themselves and … Continue reading