The following is the first post in a series of four posts on how one can respond when experiencing the absence of God. “How long, O Lord, will you...
“What do you want out of life?� The trained interviewer appeared relaxed — even casual — as she asked me this question, but I could tell she was...
Four-Views books — or Three-Views or Five-Views — are now so popular that it difficult to remember a time when they didn’t exist. Dozens of such...
Read the first part of Eric's story in My COVID Lesson: Keeping Short Accounts – Part 1 published earlier this week. During this COVID season, God...
My wife is remarkably hospitable — far more than I. For ten straight years at her instigation, we invited all of my enrolled college students over...
The title of Esau McCaulley book may be off-putting for some. The concept of “Reading While Black� may seem like a reader-response approach to hermeneutics. It not.
In a well-known sermon from 1987, Dr. E. V. Hill preached his wife funeral. Interspersed with remembering Jane Edna life and grieving her loss, Dr. Hill intones Job 1:21, “The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, blessed be the name of the Lord.�