Monthly Archives: February 2015

Kingdom Rights and Privileges I used to wonder how my parents felt when I first drove away solo in the family car.  Then I watched my own children do the same, and I understood completely.  It wasn’t easy watching the … Continue reading →

The Kingdom and the Illusion I am writing this devotion from a veteran’s cemetery as I await the arrival of a funeral procession.  The brother in Christ we are coming to celebrate served his country well, and today his country, … Continue reading →

Kingdom Conviction One of the greatest tensions in God’s kingdom is that between grace and truth.  Theologically, this should not be the case.  God’s truth is both an expression of His grace, and a means of bringing people to that … Continue reading →

“This World is Not My Home” (Or Is It?) Perhaps you recognize this line from an old gospel hymn.  Allow me to finish the thought: “This world is not my home. I’m just passing through.  My treasures are laid up, … Continue reading →