I came across a paper in my work as senior editor of the Chaplain Corps Journal that moved me greatly. An Army Reserve Chaplain wrote with remarkable
Bach’s Fugue, Bonhoeffer’s Fragments, and the Prelude to Living: A Reformation Sunday Devotion
Before Thy Throne I Now Appear It was 1750. There is a story, thought to be apocryphal by some, yet confirmed by others,[1] that as the great Johann
Bonhoeffer, Creation, and the Psalms
The Lord surely knew that I needed a divine cordial to eniven my step this day. Sometimes we need to see beyond the presenting images of life to find
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Have you ever wondered what St. Paul meant by asking that his sufferings could cause him to identify with Christ Jesus so that he could be found in
“If He is the Hope of the World, Then This is the Challenge of Your Life!”
A World Missions Sermon for Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, Missouri, February 28, 2010 It is my joy and honor to be with you today. I