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Tired
Beautiful, but cold.Lion's Gorge Park, Grafton I’m tired of being cold. This winter seems to have been going on forever. We had a tease of spring one day last week, but otherwise, it’s been bitter, windy, and snowing since December....
The Voices in my Head
Mount of Beatitudes I’m preparing to guest preach the next two weeks. When I do pulpit supply, I usually refer to the lectionary because I can be pretty sure the passage was not preached on the week before. If you...
The Baby Boom and an Empty Tomb
In All for Jesus, I mentioned that I’m listening to Stephen Ambrose’s D-Day. I’ve continued to reflect on the complete commitment of the AEF toward a common cause – and particularly a remembrance offered on the Battle Hymn of the...
All for Jesus
The Normandy American Cemetery, overlooking Omaha Beach and the English Channel, was established on June 8, 1944, as the first U.S. cemetery in Europe during World War II. It holds the graves of more than 9,300 U.S. servicemen who died...
One for the Road
At the top of Qumran. Therefore, since we have been made righteous through his faithfulness combined with our faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. We have access by faith into this grace in which we...
The Five Hardest Words to Say
As I sit in northern Wisconsin this morning, I am bombarded with weather forecasts (we do LOVE talking about the weather in Wisconsin). I'm looking at the road conditions deciding when will be the best time to drive. I was hoping to...
Chariots, Horses, and Fighting Men
Part II (Part I, Celebrating Addiction, can be found here.) I don’t know if I was ever addicted to money (but isn’t it just like an addict to deny it). Maybe the proof is that the old urges for a...
Celebrating Addiction
Addiction to money, and the things it buys and the power it grants, feed systems of inequality in our world. This addiction is a weapon of oppression.
Loving One Another
I don’t think it ever crossed our minds that we could have “served” better by just going and participating in their program. What if, instead of coming in from the suburbs to help them honor and remember Martin Luther King,...


