Quarantine Letters: Illusion of Civility
The true mark of Christian love isn’t revealed merely when we have nothing to gain, but precisely when we have everything to lose.
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Quarantine Letters: Illusion of Civility
The true mark of Christian love isn’t revealed merely when we have nothing to gain, but precisely when we have everything to lose.
Sunday Sermon by Tony Evans
Here’s a sermon to consider for this Sunday, March 28, as we don’t have a MainStreet service this Sunday. WeContinue Reading
A Teetering Contraption? (George Will)
You are more than “a teetering, fallible contraption, always needing watching and patching, always on the verge of flapping to pieces.”
Daily Spark: “Things Above”
We feel quite powerless over the coronavirus, but we do have the power to direct our thoughts upward toward God!
Quarantine Letters: Illusion of Strength
There are many lessons to take from the famous story of David and Goliath, but one is the illusion of strength. The COVID-19 virus, like David’s small stones, is revealing the true fragility of systems and structures we thought were so strong.
Daily Spark: “Spiritual Pandemic”
While the COVID-19 virus may be “novel,” 100% of the population has tested positive for another sinister virus of the soul.
Daily Spark: “Childlike Faith”
What can we learn from our children during this COVID-19 crisis?
Quarantine Letters: Illusion of Independence
The current COVID-19 pandemic is revealing the limits of our independence. Despite our cultural rhetoric, we are biologically, psychologically, and spiritually communal creatures. Autonomy is an illusion. From the very beginning, God designed us to exist interdependently.
