This week we examine the familiar Christmas story again, but through the eyes of the folks that were there. Monday we saw the perspective of the angels (exaltation) and the perspective... Read More »
This week we examine the familiar Christmas story again, but through the eyes of the folks that were there. Yesterday we saw the perspective of the angels (exaltation) and the... Read More »
One of our most beloved Christmas carols was written in 1865 by William Dix, an Englishman who managed a maritime insurance company and loved to write hymns. Sung to the English melody... Read More »
For thirty straight Christmas seasons at the Omaha Community Playhouse, Dick Boyd never missed a performance as Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens’s classic A Christmas Carol.... Read More »
With Thanksgiving behind us, Christmas is surely lurking on the horizon, making this an appropriate time to calibrate our thinking about this, the “most wonderful time of the... Read More »
We have been talking about faith ever since the Lord came. It is not exhausted yet, and God forbid that I should think that I know yet what faith is; although I know a little what it... Read More »
This week, we are looking at 1 Thessalonians 1:5-10, and seeing what it looks like when lives are transformed by Christ. Monday we considered the source of that... Read More »
This week, we are looking at 1 Thessalonians 1:5-10, and seeing what it looks like when lives are transformed by Christ. Yesterday we considered the source of that... Read More »
I remember sitting one Christmas season in London listening to Handel’s Messiah, with a full chorus singing about the day when “the glory of the Lord shall be... Read More »