Sixth Sunday of Easter (Year 1, NL)

A runner is stranded on base, in a far country, unable to get home on his own. The batter bunts, aiming to obey the manager.

Some questions won't go away. The creed says Jesus was crucified "for us," but what do those two little words mean?

Air travel—perhaps paradoxically—tutors us in patience, a practice in short supply in today's world.

Before his questioning of the doctrine of hell sparked such a (ahem) firestorm, Rob Bell wrote in Velvet Elvis a chapter about yokes.

"Rejoice greatly, O daughter Zion!" says the bold, insensitive prophet.

I wonder if Paul has Euripides in mind.

For a Christian, freedom means being the one whom God intends us to be.

I want to go from suffering to hope as quickly as possible.