Happy Easter! Our Lord is risen!
So this week, I’m just going to love on my family a bit.
I love my family. I really do. So much so, in fact, that I just sp...
“O taste and see that the Lord is good : blessed is the man that trusts in him.”
–Psalm 34:8
You know the feeling. The first bloom has died off. What you though...
I have a problem: I’m terribly prideful. When I sit down to consider my life, I’m filled with a sort of warm, complacent glow at the thought that I’m such a bri...
This issue, we've been focused on the question: where is God when people are suffering and in pain? Harvard's very own Rev. Jonathan Page provides an interestin...
Don’t give up on people.
That’s really all I want to say to you today. I don’t want to drag this post out too long; we all have too many things to do and too f...
I have always been depressed by the idea of being merely a "pretty good" person. Before I was a Christian, I identified myself only according to characteristics that I considered wholly good (and even noble) - the parts of me that appreciated things outside of myself that I thought were good, like nature or another person. That was the "real" me, but I had no way of reconciling this desire for goodness with poorer components in my character, such as selfishness.
