If only we could read scripture the way we read poetry!

God is not to be bought or sold. God is not transactional.

Jesus loved his life—and when it was time to let it go, he let it go.

Sometimes change starts with remorse; sometimes, it’s just time for a change.

When I was a boy, I hated school … and Transfiguration Sunday.

Something we can learn from the legends of Saint Brigid.

Our faith ancestors often said that the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.

Proof (like in mathematics) and persuasion (like in Christian apologetics) are two very different things—and neither one is particularly important to the way of Jesus.

In Psalm 139, the poet expresses a profound sense of human smallness.

The Apostle Paul cautioned us not to quench the spirit. So when you read scripture—especially the joyful passages of Advent—let the spirit out!