par·a·dox [par-uh-doks] noun 1. a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. –from dictionary.com The Christian life
Dr. Howard Hendricks, known to most people simply as “Prof,” died on Wednesday, Feb. 20. He taught at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) for nearly 60 years. Howard
I love books. As a child, my secret goal was to read every book in the youth and children’s section of the local library. I’m
I was sent a link to yesterday’s Our Daily Bread. It was written by a member of our congregation, read by another member of our congregation
We were deeply saddened to hear of the horrific news of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut today. As parents to elementary
This Monday’s Navigate Life segment encouraged us to take time this season to appreciate the stories of Christmas. As you enjoy traditions and share memories with your
When we honestly ask ourselves which person in our lives means the most to us, we often find that it is those who, instead of
Did you know that November is National Adoption Month in the U.S.? It is also when we recognize Orphan Sunday, a Christian effort to promote and assist
Following is a favorite poem of thanks we share with you. Have a blessed Thanksgiving, Jim and Lisa GRATEFULNESSE by George Herbert, (1593-1633), Welsh-born English poet
What images does the word “home” create in your mind? The dictionary definition of “the place where someone lives permanently” doesn’t capture the feeling of
If you have been working through Psalm 84 with me, thank you. Are you ready for the final exam? Below, are the first letters of
Can you rearrange these words into part of Psalm 84? If you have been working on the verses this week, hopefully some key words helped
The Psalms are the Bible’s songbook but in modern times we primarily read them, and it is easy to forget that they were intended to be sung…
This is our last week to finish up Psalm 84. Thankfully, the last three verses of the Psalm (verses 10-12) are pretty familiar. It has been
“That they may all be one” is my favorite work of contemporary religious art. It hangs above the entryway to the dining hall at Wolfson
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