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  What does it mean to participate in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ? […]

Certainty or truth. Choose one. You cannot have both. These might seem like rather provocative […]

  By Mary-Anne Rabe We gathered around a table last night with friends and shared […]

Fleshly thoughts… scary and intriguing for most who come from a Christian background. For many […]

  Are you open to something truly surprising or have past experiences conditioned you to […]

  Your greatest gift may lie yet undiscovered… This is a season in which both […]

In The Lord of the Rings Sam Gamgee mused, “I wonder what kind of tale we’ve fallen […]

  To imagine God as some divine architect standing at the beginning of time with […]

After an election campaign that has been described as the most hateful in history, it […]

Desire is the thing that both leads and eludes us. As reflective beings, desire is the […]

Yesterday I walked past a tennis court where a family was trying to have fun. […]

Occasionally the small wood fire crackled. One by one the stars began to wink. The […]

We can conceive of God as one who is present everywhere (omnipresent), including all of […]

  I have never tried to stand in the way of a train at full […]

Unknown, yet intriguing. Dangerous, yet exciting. The future. So much effort invested to determine it. […]

Violence is easily recognized as evil when it is directed against us. It is however […]

It was 1998 in a very turbulent South Africa. As I opened the front door […]

Many popular slogans instruct us to be authentic by refusing to imitate others: Be yourself, […]

“… my life is divided into two parts—before my encounter with René Girard, and after.” […]

The problem of interpretation is nothing new. It was as important to the first believers […]