Although the words themselves remain static and unchanging, God speaks in new ways to each generation and each individual as they read the ancient text. Writing in the Bible—whether that’s underlining words, drawing question marks or exclamation points in the margins, or scrawling notes in the white space—is one way to “carefully investigate” the word of God and to encounter the living Spirit within it.
An increased demand for lay ministers means some are burning the candle at both ends.
Being humbled is both a reminder that life isn’t meant to be lived tit for tat and an invitation to give to others that which they have not necessarily earned.
Our faith shouldn’t be relegated to following a set of rules.
To learn prayers by heart is to ensure they are there when you need God the most.
No matter the particular names you choose, the core message of the Trinity remains unchanging.
