Galatians 6

Briallen Hopper develops an alternative to the twin American creeds of self-reliance and marriage.

It is easy to become weary after another officer-involved shooting of a young black man.

I want to be like Lizzo when I grow up.

Wright tells a great story. Would the apostle recognize it?

This week's Living by the Word column focuses on the story of the healing of Naaman the Aramean, one of the most dramatic healing stories in the Bible. But here I want to blog about a small detail of that story as it relates to the other lessons.

We were at the lake, my daily walking spot. I had brought a friend who needed to talk. Her head was down as if she were searching for meaning, hope and traces of God’s ways in the ruts of the muddy path. My head was down too, in silent solidarity. We walked. Suddenly I missed a familiar pitter-patter—my dog was nowhere to be seen.