Articles tagged with: Biblical Reflections
By Rev. Dr. Dan Moseley
When we go to church on Sunday morning, we’re hungry. We may have stopped by the Pancake Pantry or the Whistle Stop Café for breakfast on the way to worship, but we are still hungry. The belt may press tight on our belly or the pants may look like we were poured into them, but we are still hungry.
by Dr. Mark W. Hamilton
Even if one believes, like that wild-eyed rancher cum prophet, Amos of Tekoa, that God has roared like a lion a message of indictment and hope, still, finding the nerve and stamina and necessary external support of a friend or two requires an effort of will and a streak of independence.
by Rev. Roger R. Gustafson
When our best attempts to live up to that demand run into opposition, what are we to do?
by Michael Monshau
When ethical issues are conveyed within the language of morality and become phenomena to be encountered in the course of virtue formation, the preacher can approach the contentious issues of the day with far greater confidence.
by Ron Allen
I articulated [in the book] a perspective on identifying moments of resurrection today that can be enlarged to interpret life from the perspective of Jesus.
by Walter J. Burghardt
We can find no better tribute to this man and no better contribution to this issue’s theme of discipleship than to revisit his own words on the subject.
by Katharyn L. Waldron
A Brief History of Walter J. Burghardt S.J. and his life as an example of discipleship.
by Margaret Dorgan
Jesus offers fresh instructions on how to love God and how to love one another.
by Sarah H. Reines
We must not remain immobilized in the face of the crushing poverty crisis.
by Obery M. Hendricks, Jr.
The presence of poverty in Jesus’ world pervades the Gospels.
by Margaret Dorgan
Human pleading is a tribute to the infinite goodness that always wraps around us.
