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The Unexpected Visitors in Matthew 2:1-15
I used to have a Hebrew professor who would give us a passage in the Hebrew. We were to translate
I used to have a Hebrew professor who would give us a passage in the Hebrew. We were to translate
This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it. Let us worship God.
There are no distractions, says one recent writer. There are only choices to focus on other things. If so, the
The term ‘human flourishing’ encompasses various conditions, including social, cultural, and general well-being. However, none compare to the profound ontological
1 Timothy 4:6-16, “If you put these things before the brothers, you will be a good servant of Christ Jesus,
Preaching (and any gospel truth-telling) in the Secular Age must not be concerned about a shift in social meta-constructs, meta-narratives,
Pastoral Ministry is difficult when it is unopposed. When challenged, it can call for the patience of Job and the
Doctor Martin Luther (1483-1546). There are days worth remembering, for in remembering, we find hope. And we need hope now