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January 2019

January 04, 2019
The song we've been learning over the Christmas season by singing it every service is...
January 04, 2019
We now have a divided government (shut down though it be), as Democrats took power...
January 03, 2019
I stumbled across an interesting account of a long-running debate between the Reformed neo-orthodox theologian...
January 02, 2019
I missed Holy Innocents Day on December 28, which commemorates King Herod's slaughter of the...
January 01, 2019
The custom on this blog on New Year's Day is for readers to predict what...
January 01, 2019
How felicitous it is that the secular holiday New Year's Day is also the day...
January 01, 2019
Happy New Year!  It is now the Year of the Lord 2019!  What do you...

December 2018

December 31, 2018
It's New Year's Eve, the last day of the year, when the ball drops in...
December 31, 2018
I am saddened at the death of Bre Payton, one of my students at Patrick...
December 28, 2018
Lots of people make predictions, but few check them for accuracy.  We here at the...
December 27, 2018
This is the time of year for retrospectives, for journalists to look back on the...
December 26, 2018
Merry second-day-of-Christmas, a.k.a. Boxing Day, a.k.a. Two Turtle Doves Day!  The week between Christmas and...
December 26, 2018
Looking back on 2018 and ahead to 2019 for President Trump, it appears his presidency...
December 25, 2018
We hear Christmas songs during Advent, so here is an Advent Song for Christmas:  O Lord,...
December 24, 2018
For Advent we have been thinking through the Nicene Creed, a product of the Council...
December 21, 2018
Bill of Rights Day was December 15, the anniversary of that addition to our Constitution...
December 20, 2018
We got word a few days ago that the Oklahoma City newspaper will no longer...
December 19, 2018
If intersectionality has become a religion,  it may be on the verge of schism. The principle...
December 18, 2018
The alliance between the LGBT folks and feminists is on the verge of destroying an...
December 17, 2018
Continuing our series that began with Advent, St. Nicholas, & the Deity of Christ, reflections...
December 14, 2018
The Bible has always worked well with new information technology, from the printing press--which took...
December 13, 2018
After what pundits described as his worst week ever, President Trump's popularity has gone up. ...
December 12, 2018
We often look for parallels between the state of our civilization and the fall of...
December 11, 2018
The "Abstinence Movement or the "evangelical purity culture," call it what you will, is getting...
December 10, 2018
    Pictured above is my favorite meme of the season (HT:  Mary Moerbe).  The...
December 07, 2018
When Americans have a "tax revolt," they mostly complain and express their opinion by voting. ...
December 06, 2018
It's one thing to be in a movie. But it's even better to be of...
December 05, 2018
The estimable Hans Fiene, the pastor behind Lutheran Satire, puts a name to a particular and...
December 04, 2018
You have probably heard about John Chau, the 26-year-old who was dropped off at Sentinel...
December 03, 2018
Fleming Rutledge reminds us that Advent is not primarily about the baby Jesus.  Rather its...
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