Apostle Paul

The news out of Syria worsens by the day. I tweeted a string of stories...

The current issue of The American Prospect features a short piece on ebooks and social...

The apostle Paul compares our life in Christ to a footrace. Like any race this...

In the fall of 1956, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a speech and asked...

In the endless debates about Christianity it is common to subject the church to a...

My Moses can be a fickle child. The other night he said in his singsongy,...

The Bible presents us two kinds of folly, both very different. We meet the first...

The Apostles Peter and Paul both spent time in the hoosegow. While both were jailed...

To grin and bear something means to tolerate it, put on a happy face and...

Our days are marked by trouble. Illness in the family, perhaps dire, a child struggling...

What can Paul Gauguin and Paul the Apostle teach us about our identity in Christ?...

If you’re looking to get off on the wrong foot this week, start with ingratitude....

The Scripture commands husbands to love their wives, wives to respect their husbands, children to...

What does the perfect Christian life look like? When asked the question by a friend,...

We live in a bramble of innumerable fears. We have anxiety about our families, worry...

According to tradition, the first icon-painter in the Church was the evangelist Luke, and the...

If your week hasn’t gone according to plan, this post is for you. Come to...

Ever feel like a change in circumstances would make life easier? You’re not alone. Basil...

Get this scene: A monk sits on a train. A fellow passenger approaches and offers...

Line up Moses, King David, the Apostle Paul, and John the Baptist, and you will...

They call it a “livelihood” or “making a living” for a reason. Mostly because of...

Life, to quote that neglected philosopher Tonio K., is “a fiery ordeal.” Sometimes it’s easy....

Tales of tragedy, crime, and corruption have value for several reasons. One is that those...