When the Apostle Paul talks about sin, there’s often something about sex lurking in the background.

When someone you love is unjustly accused, doesn’t it make your blood boil?

In the Bible, laughter is no laughing matter—except in this unique story from Genesis.

This Sunday, instead of a sermon, we had some writings and a short story (“The Three Hermits”) by a most unusual Christian: Leo Tolstoy.

Reflections on the recent papal encyclical concerning artificial intelligence.

My sermon for Pentecost: a world of the cracked will be saner by far.

God’s lovingkindness and forgiveness are not granted in exchange for value received; they’re freely given. And so should ours be.

How can we achieve the unity for which Jesus prayed—and what is “mutual indwelling,” anyway?

Cleopas invited a stranger to dinner, and that made all the difference.

Opus verbi viriditas: the work of the Word of God, at Easter and always, is to be greening things up.