
WLSU – The Lonely Crowded Pilgrimage of Job
I would like us to consider Job as a pilgrim. You know the biblical character of Job. He is the one who was very faithful

I would like us to consider Job as a pilgrim. You know the biblical character of Job. He is the one who was very faithful

This episode originally aired and was published on 7/4/2025 Every Christian in America should be suspect. Every single one of us. Every single Christian in

American sailor Joshua Aviles is stationed on the USS Lincoln – the ship that has broken the record for longest time at sea, with a

So my church is going on a pilgrimage to the border of the U.S. and Mexico this Fall and I am going with them. I’ve been doing a lot

There is a profoundly odd story in the Bible about Abraham and Sarah. There is a famine where they are living and they are forced to flee to a

Paul’s relationship to citizenship was complicated. In his heart, he was first and foremost a Jew. But of course the history of our Jewish siblings includes a significant amount of displacement and diaspora, and Paul was born

When God spoke to Abram, Abram was promised a future, a heritage, God’s blessing, and even a purpose: Through Abram, all the world would be blessed.

“Well,” I said very knowingly to someone much older, smarter, and wiser than me, “I just don’t believe we should let our religious beliefs influence

There is nowhere you can go that God isn’t. There is no place where God is absent. In one of my favorite Psalms the writer marvels

From time to time I have seen a quote by liberal personality John Fugelsang surface on social media. It’s about Jesus, and it goes like this: “Jesus was a radical nonviolent revolutionary