The Democracy of the Dead If we are to practice biblical counseling effectively today, we need to understand our historical roots. As G. K. Chesterton noted: “Tradition means giving votes to the most obscure of all classes, our ancestors. It is the democracy of the...
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 4—Clothed by Christ Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 3—Clothed by Faith Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 2—A Spiritual Pauper Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
Church Mother to a Church FatherWe hear all about the Church Fathers, including perhaps the most famous of all, Augustine. But what about the Mothers of the Church? And, do we realize that most of the Fathers of the Church were mentored by women? As we continue our...
Life-Changing Stories for Changing LivesDo you care deeply about hurting and struggling people, but you don’t always know how to care like Christ?Do you learn best from real-life examples?Are you convinced that women have much to teach men and women about life and...
