Ever heard of the porcupine dilemma? Just like porcupines huddle together despite the risk of poking each other, we're called to stick together in the church, despite our flaws. Jesus endured pain for us, inviting us into his love and forgiveness.
He is risen! He is risen indeed! Happy Easter everyone. Today is a good day to go and tell jokes.
It seems that Paul, Saint Paul, had been challenged about his credentials.
Why do we sing this? This man was literally saying, God, I can die now.
Who doesn't love the giving and receiving of gifts at Christmas time?
I was recently watching a video interview of Elon Musk and Elon Musk was explaining how he doesn't even have a house that he lives in.
My phone is ringing, pick up my phone, and on the other end of the phone someone says, “Luke, this is your conscience. You're missing your final exam.”
People possess different spiritual gifts and we might be tempted to look at other people and think, oh, I wish I could do what they do.
Recently there was a news story about a teenager who was fishing with his dad up at the Lake of the Woods in northern Minnesota.
Some people have gone to tremendous lengths to build impressive mausoleums or tombs. What makes a tomb great and impressive?
Here we are in Holy Week and we are considering especially the passion, the suffering, the death of our Savior Jesus.
Sometimes we struggle with being patient. One of the professions that we have in our world that I think demonstrates the most patience and most reliance upon God is the vocation of farmer.
