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“Al the Trinite wroute in the passion of Criste”
In Chapter 23 Julian continues with her ninth showing, the delight of the Trinity in Christ’s passion. To illustrate this joy, Julian describes the Trinity as a “glad giver”:
And in this...
I did a quick word study of the Greek word πᾶς, which is translated as “all.” As in “all things,” “everyone,” and “everything.” My interest was in New Testament moral exhortations directed toward “all.” Many New Testament imperatives can be...
Four years ago, I shared a series of reflections upon what I call the “chicken and egg problem” in spiritual formation. More and more, this topic shows up in my consulting work with churches. So I’m pulling my prior reflections into a singl...
What constitutes a livable worldview?
By “livable” I mean a suite of beliefs and convictions that provide the human heart with the support, conviction, stamina, and hope it needs to live a rich and full human life—a life full of joy, peace...
The book of Ruth is a lovely story about small acts of fidelity and care. We see Ruth taking care of Naomi, and Boaz taking care of Ruth.
This care and protection is beautifully captured in the imagery of God’s “wings.” When Boaz first mee...
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Professor of Psychology and Senior Fellow of the Saunders Center for Joy and Human Flourishing at Abilene Christian University
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