Faith Focus: Right is greater than rights
Late one frigid winter night, I received one of those heart-dropping-into-your-stomach kind of calls from my son. He had been in an accident.

Late one frigid winter night, I received one of those heart-dropping-into-your-stomach kind of calls from my son. He had been in an accident.

In one sense, you would assume that she had it easy; her son never backtalked, whined, lied or disobeyed. In another sense, though, she had to have had it very hard; if you mess up while raising a mere human child, no pressure. But can you imagine the pressure of trying to raise the very Son of God?

There is in mankind a craving for simplicity.

Glue is such an odd thing, really. Not much is more valuable to society, and yet, it generally goes overlooked.

If it is possible to be both 55 and a little kid all over again, NASA has achieved that miracle in me over the past week.

It was mist that watered the earth, and a river that watered the garden.

Sometimes, non-religious people make some pretty accurate assessments of the church world.

A recent death threat from an unhinged internet crackpot, followed up by 26 pages of hateful emails, was pretty unique. While receiving threats in the ministry is not an odd thing at all, this was the first time I ever felt compelled to make the authorities aware.

The older ones among us doubtless remember. Back in the day, people would write in to advice columnists who would answer those questions in newspapers around the country.

When I awoke to the news that America and Israel had struck Iran, and then shortly afterward learned that the Ayatollah Khamenei was dead, I was almost unable to process my thoughts.
