Losing a loved one is one of life’s most painful experiences. In moments of grief, the Bible offers comfort, reminding us ...

As Kathy and I finish our time serving in Florida, and as we prepare to return home to Alaska, there are lots of things we ...

The fourth servant song, Isaiah 52:13-53:12, is the most powerful reading I’ve encountered this Lent. It will be the first reading on Good Friday, and I’d encourage you to ask God for the grace of an ...

Easter isn’t just about egg hunts, brunch, and baskets filled with chocolate bunnies—it’s the most powerful celebration of ...

If you are currently procrastinating like the foolish virgins, then stop putting it off because you may very well run out of ...

Love is not self-serving or boastful but thrives on understanding and compassion. These qualities allow us to nurture ...

Given the choice would we want to soar like eagles or walk a long dusty road?

In the world of today, where evil appears to have been accepted as normal, where truth has become politicized, and justice is ...

5:6-21 in a Catholic Bible with that found in a Protestant ... It is good to honor the saints for their love and trust in God (Matt. 22:31-32; Heb. 11:1-12:1). The Catholic Church has not altered ...

All the practices of the seder night reflect this important point: an infinite God exists, Omniscient, omnipotent, Who chose ...

Having persevered through death on multiple occasions, I want to inspire people to remain strong in their faith, to get back up at their lowest, and remind them that they’re not alone in these trials.

Another dimension of Paul’s thought on the meaning of suffering is his conception of suffering as a means for sanctification, keeping pride at a minimum and trust in God at a maximum.