Romans 13 and COVID Fatigue
As we approach the holidays, we’re all feeling tired. We’ve been wearing masks, social distancing, ZOOMing, and RSVPing for months (but it feels more like years). On to [...]
KEEP READINGLessons Learned
Tuesday morning, I made my way to NorthRidge Gracious Retirement Living for the first time in over four months. Since the pandemic began, I haven’t been able to visit for our [...]
KEEP READINGA PVCC Reopening Prayer
LORD, you are great. You were great before the word ‘coronavirus’ was ever a part of the average person’s vocabulary, have been great throughout this ordeal, and [...]
KEEP READINGCha Cha Cha Cha Changes
As we move through this time of the pandemic, we’re all starting to wonder what life will look like in the future. We think in economic terms, asking questions like: “W [...]
KEEP READINGTake Up and Read
Augustine was a troubled young man. He was brilliant, but lacked direction. He was gifted, but often found himself feeling miserable. He was passionate, but to a fault; he may have [...]
KEEP READINGThe Waiting is the Hardest Part
On Friday, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb did something many of us have been desperately waiting for. He announced a five phase plan to slowly and safely get our state “back o [...]
KEEP READINGWhat Makes a Good Church?
On Saturday, April 26, I went to Prairie View Christian Church the same way I had the previous six weeks. I got there around 3:45 PM, checked the mail, turned on the lights and sou [...]
KEEP READINGGod’s Work, and Ours
Last week, New York governor Andrew Cuomo said this in response to his state’s success in “flattening the curve”, and reducing the expected numbers of illnesses a [...]
KEEP READINGHidden Lives
On Sunday evening, I watched a movie I’d heard a great deal about (and which seemed appropriate for Easter). The movie is called “A Hidden Life”, and based on tru [...]
KEEP READINGThe Great Equalizer
Ever since the global pandemic of COVID-19 had its coming out party in the United States, people from all walks of life have responded differently. What’s been particularly n [...]
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