By Kelly Carr In part two of our series on caring for God’s creation, we consider what we learn from animals. I asked our staff and writers to tell us about past and current pets. Mark Taylor, publisher: My daughter and her family have a Siberian husky. Big as he is, Nikki is a snuggly […]
By Kelly Carr This week is the first of two issues about how we can learn from and care for God’s creation. We begin by looking at the splendor of nature. Nature has always drawn me to God. Being out in natural beauty puts me in a worshipful mindset. Trips to amazing locations in the […]
By Kelly Carr A Journey to What Is True I am inclined toward words rather than hypotheses and research, but I have an appreciation for the wonders found in the fields of science—that is, when people in the science fields break down the information enough to explain them to someone with my limited power of […]
By Kelly Carr I am very thankful for Jesus dying on the cross. I remember his death each week when I take the Lord’s Supper. I contemplate all my sins that his blood has removed. But I don’t regularly contemplate how Jesus’ resurrection is also powerful in my life. I know that his resurrection was […]
By Kelly Carr Some denominations and liturgical churches call this Holy Week. Deliberating on that, the word holy has been saturating my spirit and giving me pause. A Word with New Meaning As one who grew up going to church, holy was a word I heard often. There was talk of the Holy Spirit—a mysterious […]
