Trying to Make Peace With a God of Cancer
January 15, 2016
As a person of faith, there are two core truths I’ve strained to hold onto even in the most difficult, painful, discouraging moments of my life: God is. God is good.
As a person of faith, there are two core truths I’ve strained to hold onto even in the most difficult, painful, discouraging moments of my life: God is. God is good.
Queer /kwir/ adjective differing in some odd way from what is usual or normal strange, odd, peculiar This past weekend I traveled to the Gay Christian Network Conference in Houston. Attendees there
Many large churches have a door problem. The problem, is that they’re all about the front door; the curb appeal, the efficient parking attendants, the effervescent sidewalk greeting team, the beautifully manicured
Brilliance and Beauty are seductive things. At first they come to us and they level us with such ferocity and intensity, their newness widely flooding our unprepared hearts. We notice them, we cherish
As a person of faith, there are two core truths I’ve strained to hold onto even in the most difficult, painful, discouraging moments of my life: God is. God is good.
Queer /kwir/ adjective differing in some odd way from what is usual or normal strange, odd, peculiar This past weekend I traveled to the Gay Christian Network Conference in Houston. Attendees there
Many large churches have a door problem. The problem, is that they’re all about the front door; the curb appeal, the efficient parking attendants, the effervescent sidewalk greeting team, the beautifully manicured
Brilliance and Beauty are seductive things. At first they come to us and they level us with such ferocity and intensity, their newness widely flooding our unprepared hearts. We notice them, we cherish