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Liturgy: “God Is not Simply Tolerating Our Narcissism”
God the father loves and forgives. He moves towards us, no matter how dysfunctional and messed up we are. Even with our disordered passions, He pursues us.
Liturgy: “Focused on the Trappings of Easter Day”
Perhaps surprisingly, of all the passages in this week’s liturgy, Mary Magdalene’s story in John 20 is the one that resonates with me more than any other.
Liturgy: “Liturgy and the Holy Week”
It seems fitting to begin an entry in a series called “Liturgy” by highlighting the fact that we are entering the liturgical high point of the Christian calendar, Holy Week.
Liturgy: “What would we see if we saw Jesus?”
I wonder—do I really want to see Jesus? Do any of us? What would we see? What would happen if we did? It might not be what we expect at all.
Liturgy: “Their bodies filled with poison—were as good as dead”
We’re more into “empowerment,” and “taking control of our lives” or of our “destiny.” Who needs grace? Who needs God?
Liturgy: “Be in the culture, but not of it”
The King’s student should know the relevant language of the culture in which he or she lives.
We Love You, Billy: A Tribute to Billy Graham by Chancellor Gregory Alan Thornbury
The iconic evangelist died February 21, 2018 at the age of 99.
Liturgy: “A Diet We Can Live With”
How might you prepare today to live forever in the culture of the Kingdom of God?
Liturgy: “Cliché post-grad struggles and the deep love of God”
Recently, when voicing some of my stresses about the future, one person reminded me of something that I often find difficult to grasp: our God is a loving Father.
Liturgy: “Details of the Future”
We’re all on a journey. Some things we know clearly, exciting adventures that challenge and encourage us. Some things aren’t so clear, taking us so by surprise, bringing sorrow.
