Why did Jesus command people to “Turn the other cheek?”
I had a friend ask me this question and thought it might be of use to the rest of y’all to...
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Tag: Bible
Ascribe Strength: An Essay.
“Ascribe to Yahweh, you heavenly beings, ascribe to the Lord glory and strength. Ascribe to...
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The Pitfalls and Benefits of Lent
Lent is a tradition, but as with every tradition, it can lose its meaning. It’s better to...
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The Most Appalling Mystery
Hey guys. Been quite preoccupied lately, in every sense. But I wanted to check in. Last week, I...
Read MoreAnswers to your questions about reading the Bible (well, at least a few of them)
Lately, I’ve had the opportunity to talk to a lot of my friends about reading the Bible. One...
Read MoreNotes from between the storms
I am in a debt up to Methuselah’s eyeballs to the Lord of my life, Jesus Christ. I am thankful for every single person God has put in my life. You guys, He made you each uniquely and wired you intelligently. He...
Read MoreIn the in between
While looking for some Bible resources, I stumbled upon a blog called In The In Between. It hasn’t been updated in a while, but there are some useful charts here. Rodney and Alisha, thanks for sharing your discoveries...
Read MoreDo the Church and freedom mix?
In my Infant and Childhood Development class, my teacher told us about some college students who...
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The Bible is not a pet rock.
So this one time I was reading my Bible. I was treating it like any other book, finishing a...
Read MoreThis is the place where faith and wisdom collide.
Sometimes, you can think that faith and wisdom are opposites. But you’re wrong. In grade school, I read a book called The Pinballs by Betsy Byars. It was about three foster children who kept being forced to switch houses...
Read MoreOut of the Overflow of the Heart… Part IV
While confrontation is sometimes necessary, oftentimes people who are struggling just need edification, and life change will follow. When you’re only thinking about the negatives, it’s easy to get discouraged, to get...
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Hey, it’s Meg.
My favorite hobby is making people look at the world through different shoes. I blog about community, relationality, and Christianity.