
Grace Refuses to Keep Score
After settling in at a friend’s house in Indy last night, I went to bed watching some clips from Les Misérables (my favorite musical, which

After settling in at a friend’s house in Indy last night, I went to bed watching some clips from Les Misérables (my favorite musical, which

Pilate then called together the chief priests, the leaders, and the people and said to them, “You brought me this man as one who was

Many of you already know this day. You know about the upper room. The shared meal at the table. The bread and the cup. The

Before the meditation begins: God’s happy April Fool’s Day to NWI – “You thought spring was here??? Welcome back to winter! Hahaha.” And now, we

It’s Tuesday of Holy Week. Tuesday feels heavier somehow. If Monday was disruption, Tuesday is confrontation. Jesus returns to the temple in Jerusalem, but this

Monday of Holy Week feels strangely in-between. It’s just another day, and yet there’s a quiet weight of what is coming. Yesterday, there were palms

Last night I was late getting home. I was tired, and it was downright nasty out. The temperature was dropping like a … well, I

After Bible study last night, I was mindlessly flipping through television channels and landed on Roman Holiday, starring Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn. I spent

“What if God was one of us?” (Joan Osborne) It’s the central question in the song One of Us, which asks several questions about God.

My trip to see Hamilton – and Sunday’s sermon that began with a little song called “Only a Boy Named David” got me pondering about