My Plant-Based Holiday
What kind of festive merriment can be there without the turkey, ham or any of that lard infused gravy?
What kind of festive merriment can be there without the turkey, ham or any of that lard infused gravy?
There are several reasons why I choose to skip the turkey this year and celebrate a plant-based Thanksgiving.
I seek a Thanksgiving that even God would want to join, a kind of international feast that commemorates a deep love for all people and mutual blessings among all tribes and nations.
Being a Protestant today requires keeping the protest alive so the good news about God not yet understood may be recognized.
I recently attended continuing classes that covered energy efficiency and the new requirements to increase building safety standards and health performance. The instructor got my attention…
Jesus spoke the truth when He said that not a sparrow falls to the ground without God noticing. He is tenderly watching over you. Our heavenly Father cares more for us than He does many sparrows. We are eternally loved. We need not fear the God who loves us so intimately…
If we adopted the high standard of being 100% mistake free and applied it to everything we did, no medications would be approved and no bridges would be built.
God proved to be Job’s friend, not the villain who took his money, children, and health.
We may not be completely sheltered from pain and suffering, but neither are we completely abandoned. God emerged from the silence to give Job a meaningful answer.
God’s arms are outstretched to embrace a broken world. They are wide open on a cross, powerfully extended for every son and daughter. God saves with an almighty and all-powerful arm while carrying the weight of a broken world.