Monthly Archives: November 2018

Christ at the Border The clash between Central American migrants and U.S. patrol agents in Tijuana is on my mind. It is likely on your mind too. How should Christians respond? With compassion. (Matthew 25:34-46) With respect for authority. (Romans … Continue reading →

The Narcissist In All of Us Narcissus was a mythological hunter known for his beauty. He was attracted to beautiful things and others were attracted to him.  But he rejected his admirers and treated them with such disrespect, some crumbled … Continue reading →

The End is Near! Our world, including our planet and its inhabitants, is stressed out. Fire. Earthquakes. Climate change. War. Disease. Shootings. And these are just the headlines. We are also experiencing moral decay, the disintegration of families, communities and … Continue reading →

Don’t let “Self” Get in the Way of “Surrender” A few days ago, I witnessed a beautiful expression of Christian community. The story began when a couple from our church family moved into an apartment building with special amenities for … Continue reading →