Monthly Archives: April 2012

The Gift of Silence

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Matt

I think most Christians today would agree that a regular period of silence before God is important. “Quiet time” we call it. Most of us would agree, but if we’re really honest, most would also admit that we are reluctant … Continue reading →

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Called to Hospitality

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Matt

One of the ministries I perform at my church is that of Master of Ceremonies. Although many would accurately assume that this function is largely concerned with adherence to the liturgy and a smooth, efficient worship service, the verger who … Continue reading →

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Thirsty for sanctity…

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Matt

“To quench thirst it is necessary to drink. Reading books about it only makes it worse. Thus, when we long for sanctity, speculation only drives it further from our grasp. We must humbly accept all that God’s order requires us … Continue reading →

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Sacrilege: Finding Life in Unorthodox Ways of Jesus

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Matt

This post was written as part of the discussion of the recent book, Sacrilege: Finding Life in the Unorthodox Ways of Jesus (Shapevine) by Hugh Halter at the Patheos Book Club. We live in an age when many people are questioning the relevance … Continue reading →

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