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There is not any other distinction or any other belief system that can make us one, but the spirit of God that we share makes us one. So we hold on to our distinctions, and we regard each other as children of God, made in his image, and we listen empathically (as even Rogers identified as crucial for relationships!) from a position of peace and gentleness, full of mercy, impartial and sincere.

Leave it to sinful man to conflate their good, God-given capability for developing technology and for building wonderful things with their own ego-driven self-aggrandizement.

Michael Kelshaw's sermon on "Singleness Reimagined" had me thinking about several conversations I've had that I would love to revisit with the Good News he shared.

Thinking through some of the implications for single believers who are thinking seriously about staying single for life.

What in my day-to-day life is directing me to wisdom? To God? I came to a disheartening realization…nothing.

Faithfully reading the Bible means that we don't wait for the text to amaze us. We have to sit with it, attend to it.