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Theology Thursday: A Christian Perspective on Meditation

One of the most popular, and yet most misunderstood, self-care practices is the practice of meditation. However, the practice of meditation is not just about self-care. Meditation is a classical...
Posted on August 04, 2022

Theology Thursday: Deliver Us From Evil

There is certainly a great deal of anxiety about our times. To put it lightly, people express in various ways the sense that things are not trending well. While I am reluctant to believe that these...
Posted on July 28, 2022

Theology Thursday: Remembering God’s Goodness

Whatever we go through, we can take refuge in the Lord, for he alone is essentially good and possesses all perfections by his nature. His goodness abounds in all things: in all he has made, in every...
Posted on July 21, 2022

Theology Thursday: Elements of Effective Soul Care

Many of us want to take care of our bodies. We try to eat a healthy diet, engage in regular exercise, and get a sufficient amount of sleep. These things are good for our bodies — and (in a very real...
Posted on July 14, 2022

Theology Thursday: Understanding Compassion Fatigue

For most of us, life is like a normal whitewater rafting trip. As we travel down this river of life, we experience times when the water is calm, peaceful and serene. All seems good, right and stress...
Posted on July 07, 2022

Theology Thursday: Counter-Cultural Spiritual Disciplines of Service and Secrecy

Service can be an unpopular idea in today’s culture where people are bombarded with slogans telling them to “go big or go home,” “get their game on,” “level up,” and remember that the “winner takes...
Posted on June 30, 2022

Theology Thursday: Is It Okay To Be Angry at God

Pastor David lay crumpled on the floor, weeping and exhausted. Across the room rests a somewhat mangled chair, having come to rest on its side after being hurled against the wall. The drywall is...
Posted on June 23, 2022

Theology Thursday: Judging With the Right Intentions

“Judging” is often misunderstood as being “judgmental,” but these are not (or should not be) synonymous. Judging requires discernment and even wisdom. Being judgmental is often associated with self...
Posted on June 16, 2022

Theology Thursday: Developing a Plan To Cultivate Emotional Health

The Christian life is a purpose filled life. Having purpose is based on our understanding the difference between an old spiritual life and a new one, affecting the life we live here and now, along...
Posted on June 09, 2022
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