I just re-read Timothy Keller’s wonderful book on the parable in Luke 15 that we commonly call the Parable of the Prodigal Son. In The Prodigal God, Dr. Keller thoroughly examines that the story was directed to the Pharisees. Continue reading The Prodigal God by Timothy Keller
Mom invited me to share about my time in Germany this past summer. I thought I’d focus on what it’s like to attend a Protestant church service in Germany, because it’s hard to find that information online. Also, it was beautiful to learn how the body of Christ worships in another culture and I hope to share that delight with you! Continue reading Attending Protestant Church Services in Germany by Jenn
In Genesis 1:28-31, God gave the first Adam (and Eve) dominion over all the earth. When they sinned and disobeyed God, Creation fell into death and decay. The Last Adam, Christ, conquered death and ascended into Heaven. He has authority and rules over all creation (Hebrews 1:1-4; 2:5-8). During these troubling times, we must trust in Him. Continue reading The First and Last Adam – an Easter meditation
COVID-19 transports Larry and me back to the Communist era of our lives with its demanding, ongoing crises. Did I learn anything from residing behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War that now provides direction in the Corona War? Yes, indeed! God willing, these guidelines will encourage you and those dear to you during this tumultuous time. Continue reading 7 Guidelines from The Cold War to The Corona War (Guest Post)
Heralds during the Middle Ages made proclamations of royal commands or invitations to tournaments. As Jesus’ herald, we proclaim that God is Creator, or Jesus is returning, or He desires obedience. We invite people to the marriage feast of the Lamb for all who know Him. Continue reading The Message of the Herald
To represent a king as a herald in the Middle Ages meant more than what we would expect of an ambassador today. Continue reading God’s Herald
Mike and Sus Schmitt 