On ‘Silas Marner’: An Enduring Life
Even though Eppie required everything of him, Silas was broken open in total concern for her and doggedly determined to raise her through childhood.
Articles
Catechesis Cultivates Thankful Stewardship
Catechesis anchors stewards rightly within the created order, and calls them to a faithful, thankful response to all that God entrusts to them.
On ‘The Wind in the Willows’: Enjoying the Creator’s Good Gifts
We do experience a facet of our Creator’s love when we take the half hour to watch the pinky dusk light trace the outlines of early spring leaves.
Legacy, Not Idolatry
Legacy stewardship plays a critical role in present and future ministry by planning ahead for the stewarding of the Gospel, while always being careful to honor Christ’s legacy, not humans’.
The Future in the Digital World
What lies next on the digital horizon? What principles should guide our thinking as each new technological frontier is opened?
The Church in the Digital World
How should churches use, or avoid, technology?
Constantine the Great: Hero of Luther and Exemplary Christian Ruler
Luther and Melanchthon regarded Constantine highly. It is worth our time to learn about and celebrate this great defender of the church.
On ‘The Princess and the Goblin’: Having Faith Like a Child
Without a doubt, there is nothing more essential to child’s play than the imagination.
The Theology of Emotional Well-Being
Our emotions enrich our lives, our relationships with people and our interaction with God’s creation.
Adulting in the Digital World
This installment provides practical advice for adults on how to manage their own technology usage.
Stewardship: A Pre-Fall Vocation
Despite the sometimes discouraging responses to teaching stewardship, pastors, steward leaders and stewards alike are all called back to our original task of stewarding the Gospel for the sake of our neighbor’s soul.
Eastertide: Lamb Cake and Ascension Picnicking
As the Easter celebration continues (this year through the entire month of May), Christians will run into another important marker of the season: Ascension Day.