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CHRISTIAN MUSINGS FOR TODAY

Dr. Stephanie Wilsey

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What Will Become of Us?

"What is wrong with the American Christian church and how can its witness and ministry be renewed?" asks pastor Tim Keller in the opening...

Walking in Light

I've been encouraged lately by the stories of people experiencing severe illness and yet overcoming physical limitations to exude joy and...

For the Love of God

It all hinges on God's love. In moments of darkness and doubt, one can either abandon faith or start going through the motions of a...

Listen

Pretty much every parent knows the art of repetition. And the more important something is, the more it gets repeated. So, when I find...

No One Will Help You

I have a friend who, when we visited him and his wife, my young daughter got a kick out of torturing. When she was maybe six or seven,...

Carry Me

I'm on a kick of referencing some of my favorite Christian artists, finding easy connection with this section of Isaiah. First, though,...

Look Up

In 2018, singer/songwriter Lauren Daigle released the album, Look Up Child. As a vocalist myself, I think I've systematically sung...

God's Promises

Note: This blog post was written a week before we received a difficult medical diagnosis for my daughter. The words still ring true to...

Mišpāṭ

In this blog, I'm often addressing problems and issues in our world and as well as faith in the United States. After all, I started...

#bedeeplyrooted

As a Gen Xer (just squeaking it in between Gen X and Millenials), I'm a late comer to all things social media. I joined Twitter and...

Highway of Holiness

The Christian life has often been described as a pilgrimage, most famously perhaps in John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress. Before...

Retribution

The Little Hills church in Missouri did a sermon series this past March on "Six Poisons" (https://littlehills.church/safari/article/995.h...

Stability of Our Times

I appreciate various worship practices and approaches across many different church traditions. Richard Foster calls these different...

Streams of Water

"Streams of water" is a frequent image in Scripture. For example, Psalm 1 and Jeremiah 17 both describe people who are like trees planted...

Losing My Pragmaticism

A few years ago, our family enjoyed a trip to Austria. We prepped by studying German a little to pick up the basics. One of our favorite...

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