Loving Your Enemies—Even in an Election Year
September 19, 2016
I’ve been a Christian for most of my four and a half decades on this planet—and I finally figured out the one big difference between Jesus and me. Okay, so maybe
I’ve been a Christian for most of my four and a half decades on this planet—and I finally figured out the one big difference between Jesus and me. Okay, so maybe
We’ve all known what it feels to be an outcast. The sting of being pushed to the periphery by people we love and expect love from, is unlike any pain we can
There’s a story Jesus tells, known as the Parable of the Talents. A wealthy man leaves his property in the hands of three servants to care for. Before departing, he gives each of them
Photograph by Charlie Neibergall / AP I finally figured out why this is all so frustrating. Now I know why I’m so tired. The more this Presidential campaign drags on, the more it’s
I’ve been a Christian for most of my four and a half decades on this planet—and I finally figured out the one big difference between Jesus and me. Okay, so maybe
We’ve all known what it feels to be an outcast. The sting of being pushed to the periphery by people we love and expect love from, is unlike any pain we can
There’s a story Jesus tells, known as the Parable of the Talents. A wealthy man leaves his property in the hands of three servants to care for. Before departing, he gives each of them
Photograph by Charlie Neibergall / AP I finally figured out why this is all so frustrating. Now I know why I’m so tired. The more this Presidential campaign drags on, the more it’s