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Ecclesiastes has always been a bit of a headscratcher for me. I am an eternal optimist, and all of the proclamations of meaninglessness and doom can be hard to take. However, after struggling through Proverbs recently, I was actually lookin...
I remember hearing a lot of buzz around the movie, A Hidden Life, after it came out in 2019, and finally got around to watching it last weekend. The quiet, thought-provoking film set in World War II-era Austria is a fascinating portrait of...
In Jesus and the Disinherited, Howard Thurman shares a story about his grandmother who was enslaved during her youth. She told him as a child about a minister who was enslaved himself and would preach once a year at the plantation. He made...
Last week we talked about how interpreting proverbs requires discernment, and this week the story of Job is powerfully illustrating that truth. The sayings of Job’s friends sounded a lot like Proverbs, but their words were certainly not swe...
I find Proverbs a more challenging read than it used to be. There was a time that it felt so simple: direct, declarative sentences that give advice for how to live. Right?
But the older I get and the more I learn, the more I wrestle with t...
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