As we move through the Liturgical Church year, how easy it is for us to settle into the sluggish routine of Divine Liturgy on Sunday morning and all our “important” business the rest of the week. Church on Sunday is something automatic—part of our lifestyle, our culture, our religion. We are faithful in making it … Continue reading
It has been a while since my last post in this series about Christian attitudes concerning Homosexuality. In my first post I presented a discussion I had with a stranger about Christian’s supposed bigotry toward the LGBT community. I apologize about the sloppiness of that post; I have since cleaned it up. In my second … Continue reading
Before moving to the great white boondocks when I was thirteen, I lived in city bordering Detroit to the north called Southfield. As a white kid I was a minority in this town and since Southfield was always the affluent neighbor of Detroit, I grew up with a different view of our culture than is … Continue reading
Every single man and woman has experienced feelings of guilt before. Whether it was for a transgression large or small, we all know how guilt can become a debilitating sensation. It usually begins as anxiety about whatever we have done being discovered by those who were wronged or by those who will convict us. … Continue reading