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From Fear to Faith
This week’s featured book: Let Us Go Now to Bethlehem by Todd Outcalt Today’s Reflection As we become aware of our fears, we can hand them over to God so that we can truly experience the grace God affords us. We can begin to live by faith, not by fear. The wonder of the Bethlehem […]
Transformation
This week’s featured book: Let Us Go Now to Bethlehem by Todd Outcalt Today’s Reflection Perhaps transformation is needed in the Advent journey toward Bethlehem. Perhaps we need to see things and people in new ways, to listen to the Spirit through new ears, to hear the cry of the needy as a cry of […]
Being Alert
This week’s featured book: Let Us Go Now to Bethlehem by Todd Outcalt Today’s Reflection Advent begins—and in fact, the entirety of the Christian journey begins—at the point where we accept Jesus as our Guide and begin to walk with his calm assurances in the midst of our fears. He’s going to meet us, he […]
In This Small Child
This week’s featured book: Good News of Great Joy by Max O. Vincent Today’s Reflection Simeon’s song of peaceful departing is a mixture of pieces of the Psalms and songs of ancient Israel drawn together to express the comfort and joy he feels as he holds Jesus in his arms. He sees in this small […]
The Rhythm of Anticipation
This week’s featured book: Good News of Great Joy by Max O. Vincent Today’s Reflection Zechariah, the priest, one who should be leading Israel in worship and praise, exits the Temple unable to speak. One, two, three, four. We are not hearing the rhythm of the patriarchs’ song we know so well. This is not […]

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Stay Together
Dewberry Baptist Church split in the 1800s over a chicken leg. Various versions of the story exist, but the account told by a current member was that two men fought over the last drumstick at a church potluck. One man said God wanted him to have it. The other replied God didn’t care, and he […]
The Perfect Name
On a hot and humid day one August, my wife gave birth to our second son. But he remained nameless as we struggled to settle on a given name. After spending many hours in ice cream shops and taking long car rides, we still couldn’t decide. He was simply “Baby Williams” for three days before […]
Cheerful Giver
Nicholas, who was born in the third century, had no idea that centuries after his death he would be known as Santa Claus. He was just a man who loved God and genuinely cared for people. One time he learned of a family who was in great financial distress. Nicholas decided to help. He came […]
Illustrating Scripture
Decorative blue and white ceramic tiles commonly found in Dutch households were originally made in the city of Delft. They often depict familiar scenes of the Netherlands: beautiful landscapes, ubiquitous windmills, and people working and playing. In the nineteenth century, Charles Dickens wrote in his book A Christmas Carol how these tiles were used to […]
Generation Now
“Never trust anyone over thirty,” said young environmentalist Jack Weinberg in 1964. His comment stereotyped an entire generation—something Weinberg later regretted. Looking back he said, “Something I said off the top of my head . . . became completely distorted and misunderstood.” Have you heard disparaging comments aimed at millennials? Or vice versa? Ill thoughts […]

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