C.S. Lewis once spoke about the difficulty of sustaining worship. Worship by it’s very nature is a looking outside of ourselves. As soon as we start thinking about worship we end up not worshipping, this is how Lewis said it:… Continue Reading
There is a section in C.S. Lewis’ Till We Have Faces that is captivating to me. The narrator is allowed to stand before the gods and give her complaint. It’s the Job-like moment that never was. The gist of her… Continue Reading
Upon my inception into your residence, I made resolution to not materialize among you annunciating to the reception of your consideration the manifestation of All-Knowing Jehovah with prodigious elocution or perspicacity. I divulge this on the grounds that I predetermined… Continue Reading
I’ve been preaching through the gospel of Mark on Sunday mornings. Mark, perhaps more than the other gospel writers, wants the readers to see the disciples as the boneheads they were at times. So as you are reading through the… Continue Reading