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Maybe there should be! When we think of the nativity scene, we tend to imagine a peaceful and tender setting. The lyrics to “Silent Night” even suggest “no crying he makes.” We tend to sanitize what would...

Think about this imagined encounter between Eve and Mary. Eve, with her eyes opened to evil, is now clothed in shame. Mary is clothed in white, symbolic of righteousness. Eve is plagued by sorrow. Mary,...

In yesterday’s sermon text (1 Corinthians 9:19-27), we contemplated many ways in which we need to “flex” for the sake of the gospel, right here in our own context. These same verses, however, have also...