Why knowing more is not enough
Why knowing more is not enough Readings: Proverbs 1.1–7; 3.1–8; 22.1–10 The Man Who Read the Stars One of Aesop’s old fables tells of an astrologer who went outside each night to study the stars. He knew their movements and believed he could predict the future if he only learned
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What to do when you do not know what to do Readings: 1 Kings 3:5–28; 4:29–34 We Have Plenty of
The Mercy We Find When We Stop Hiding Reading: 2 Samuel 11:1–27 and Psalm 51:1–13 What Sin Promises When Saint
The Faithfulness of a Friend Reading: 1 Samuel 18.1–3; 19.1–7; 23.15–18 When We Cannot Go Any Further Towards the end
The King Who Fights for His People Passage: Read 1 Samuel 16 – 17 (Click here to read from ESV.org)
Passage: Read 1 Samuel 15:10–29 (Click here to read from ESV.org) The Stories We Tell Ourselves You probably know Hans
Passage: Read 1 Samuel 8.1–22 (Click here to read from ESV.org) Be Careful What You Ask For There is an
Dear Christ Church, I admit the subject line was meant to grab your attention, and I apologize for that. Still,
The Priests We Meet in Stories James Runcie’s Grantchester Mysteries introduced readers to Fr. Sidney Chambers, a Church of England
For the next two weeks, we are going to look at two Anglican terms that have often confused—and sometimes unsettled—people:
Self-Control: The Fruit That Guards the Harvest Our world tells us that freedom means casting off restraints. You have probably
Are You Strong Enough to Be Gentle? Gentleness Is Not Weakness Last week, I wrote about faithfulness. If you recall,
Faithfulness in an Unfaithful World Let’s talk about faithfulness. What comes to mind when you hear that word? Maybe you