Monday, March 18
I Am “Unworthy!” This is true… One of the important qualifications in St. Paul’s directives to the Corinthian congregation was that they should not come to the table if they […]
I Am “Unworthy!” This is true… One of the important qualifications in St. Paul’s directives to the Corinthian congregation was that they should not come to the table if they […]
Mysteries… Or not… Body, Soul, Water, Bread, Wine – Cross! Why do you think God chose to create us as physical beings, along with spiritual? He could have made
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Impute the Tail on the Donkey, Blind-folded? It’s been years since I played pin the tail on the donkey, and not just because of the frustration of never quite hitting
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The Obvious Application of an Overlooked Baptismal Passage “Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her, that he might sanctify her, having cleansed
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“As Often…Visits to the Doctor or the Gym” We know that the Corinthian congregation had many problems. In fact, every congregation could say the same thing – hopefully not to
Double Passover Most Christians and Jewish people recall the origin of one Old Testament Jewish festival. This festival comes from captivity in Egypt and a final plague, that is, the
Holy Communion Even the Lone Ranger Had Tonto I am old enough to have grown up watching reruns of the television show The Lone Ranger, but not old enough to
The Mystery of Wood and Water “Deliver and Destroy” Lent begins with Ash Wednesday. We remember that we are but dust and ashes, and to dust we shall return. We
The Mystery of the Exodus “Making a Distinction” When you turn the page from Genesis to Exodus, you have just jumped 400 years into the future… from where Abraham, Isaac,
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The Mystery of Our Exodus We, Too, Came Out of Captivity! If you speak with your more conservative Jewish friends as they are celebrating the Passover, they might give you