Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXVIII
“Send Me Home” I woke up this morning to the news that Tim Keller had died over the weekend. Tim Keller was Pastor of Redeemer Church in New York City […]
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Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXVII
“FACES” Windsor Elliot was blessed with one of the world’s most beautiful faces. During the meteoric rise as a fashion model in the 1960’s, she appeared on the cover of […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXVI
“Resting in God” As I walk around Westminster Village on a daily basis I observe residents sitting, sometimes reading, doing exercise but I wonder how many of you are practicing […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXV
“Shock Absorbers” Have you ever wondered how woodpeckers can slam their heads into trees all day long and not have to pop a couple of ibuprofens? The answer is that […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXIII
“Telling Your Story” Sometimes hope is born in the darkest places. During the totalitarian regime of Josef Stalin, it was illegal to speak even a word against the government of […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXII
“How’s Your Spiritual Health?” “So, because you are lukewarm-neither hot nor cold-I am about to spit you out of my mouth.” (Revelation 3:16) The Bible’s last book begins with seven […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXXI
“WHY?” The Bible’s accounts of the signs and wonders that accompany the growth of the early church are inspiring. They’re also exasperating. If God really exists, and if he heals […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXX
“Do Miracles Really Happen?” First, do miracles really happen? And second, if they do, why don’t miracles happen to everyone-to every person for whom we earnestly pray? Both questions deserve […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXIX
“Wisdom” We all know that a lot of smart people do really dumb things. A fairly large slice of any day’s headlines turns out to be a recitation of missteps, […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXXV
“Tears in a Bottle” When you think of an archeologist painstakingly excavating an ancient site, what kinds of objects do you picture coming into view? Coins, pottery, inscriptions, and shards […]
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