The Good and Beautiful Life: Living without Anger through the Narratives of Jesus
My blog for this sermon series will be a dialogue with the information presented. I will provide practical opportunities for
My Summer Reading List
I will begin my writing next week but this week I wanted you to know what I have been reading
Judaism, Christianity and the People of God
by Jacob Cook After two posts relating Christianity and Islam, let’s consider a theme in biblical Judaism. In a space
Being Followers of the Way by Guest Blogger Jacob Cook
Time and again—in classes, our Zoe group, and passing conversations—Abigail and I have been struck by the number of different
Seek Peace, and Go After It by Guest Blogger Jacob Cook
This month during Pastor Jeff Gannon's sabbatical, St. Arbuck’s Chapel features guest blogger Jacob Cook. Jake lectures in philosophy at
Where does racism come from?
Have you noticed the number of articles in the newspaper recently which describe a renewed vigor of racism and racist
God’s glory is revealed in suffering
Recently, I preached a sermon on how a good and loving God allows suffering in the world. We all know
Hurt, Anger and Revenge
“Newspaper (media) in one hand and the Bible in the other.” I have been troubled by the amount of violent
No One is Immune to Depression
A person who responded to last week’s blog offered some ideas I want to share. This person said perhaps it would
Reasons Why Young People Should Not See 13 Reasons Why
First, please read this article about 13 Reasons Why that appeared in the Wichita Eagle on Thursday evening. Could ‘13