My wife is over my shoulder, watching me type this post. I think it’s a good time for me to say, “I married the most stunning woman in all the world.” (note: alternate opinions from other husbands may apply.)
My students have been reading a chapter I wrote called Contemporary Worship, due out with Broadman Holman publishers in a book called Five Views On Worship this Spring. In the chapter, they will consider worldview issues, Church and culture integration, the content of contemporary worship
A good friend and I stood out in front of my office for a few minutes this cold, autumnal morning, ruminating on the meaning of joy, passion, suffering and responsibility. These words came to me, as the idea has again and again: The ground is
“As the ArchBishop comes forward, we will sing together a song from the 21st century, entitled Come, Now Is The Time To Worship, which will be followed by the Eucharist. We will celebrate this in the ancient Orthodox tradition, led by Mrs. Simungu Simposi, the
I was out for a lovely jaunt with my wife over lunch, a restful moment in what has been a convergently crazy 3 weeks. After a discussion of how we take off and fly in our dreams, I got a running start to show her
