I remember reading about a Catholic who drifted away from the church and lost interest in religion all together. But one day she was passing a Catholic cathedral, walked in when the organ was playing, and she burst into tears. It really surprised her, how intense her emotions were after [...]
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I have a funeral to do today, and I always get nervous doing funerals because all eyes, if only briefly, are on me. And for what, pray tell? For a message that tries to make sense of death. There is no sense in death, though. Here’s a person who’s lived [...]
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This week has been a real guilt-trip. It all started with 100 Huntley Street and watching the amazing acts of service and giving that people are doing. One man, for instance, deserted by his mother on a street corner at age twelve, now has a worldwide ministry serving thousands upon thousands [...]
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The Shack remains a best-selling book of fiction, which is amazing because it’s about God restoring the faith of a Dad whose daughter has been kidnapped and killed, a most unusual subject for a best seller. So I read the book, many times over, to try and follow the author’s train of thought as to [...]
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