The only question is, do we want to see Jesus.

Basic justice requires good thinking, and possession of all the relevant information. Basic evangelism does, too.

Can it be that the authorities really know that Jesus is the Savior? Our Savior? The Savior of the world?

We have been depending on Jesus for a really long time. Perhaps we need to say that out loud. Again.

We need to have this one out. Jesus is either a fraud, or He is God. He did not leave room for any other alternatives. He did not intend to.

Now you can ask others, “Do you want to be well?” And you can toss life to them.

Perhaps, then, there is an inverse proportion to the number of times we have to ask and the amount of compassion we need.

God willing, we are reaching a cultural turning point that is finally turning the right way.

The humor of Jesus is a sadly overlooked feature of his teaching and witness.

The crisis of meaning, morality, family, and purpose is real and palpable.

Enter the world of the Crucified Jew. Live with and among its heroes and traditions.

Forgiveness is the currency of heaven – it is a medium of exchange by which people gain the vision of God.

People are wondering where they should go to deal with the looming crises of meaning, purpose, family, and morality.

Sometimes the best we can do is to create pockets of faithfulness, from which, in time, new missions can grow.

That’s the point of all that faithfulness. We get to be somebody’s angel.

The word hypocrite in Greek means “actor.” We need to stop pretending and be authentic believers.