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Why I Can’t Stand Christmas Music but Love This Carol
When I get past my personal music tastes and really pay attention to the lyrics of many traditional Christmas carols, I find them to have a deeply rich theology.
The Song that Saved COVID Christmas Eve
Regardless of generation or circumstance, we all feel the weariness of the world — a world longing for the One who says “Come to me all who are weary and I will give rest.”
Joy to the World, Advent Is Come!
The hope for the coming of this promised king goes back to the Old Testament, where it is foretold, among other places, in the Psalms.
Equipped: How Role Playing Games Prepared Me for the Reality of Spiritual Warfare
The reality of humanity becoming free from our sinful flesh is not about improving poor choices, but about defending against the influence of personal, spiritual evil on our minds and on the world around us.
The Heavens Declare
When the ancients considered the heavens, they were often afraid. It’s hard to blame them. The size and scope of it all, the blackness of the night sky, and the endless blue of the day, were no doubt hard to fathom without our modern instrumentation.
Carrying the Cross of Gender Dysphoria
One thing we have seen as a successful method of coping for gender dysphoria is offering oneself in service to others