Sparking imaginations, connecting congregations, and offering a distinctively Presbyterian witness to Jesus Christ. Tear open the heavens and come down, O God. As the light dims in the cooling days. The low valleys of selfishness.

Stories of grace in everyday life. I endured four excruciatingly cold winters as a college student in Moorhead, MN. I was convinced Moorhead was the most frigid place on earth as I grumpily trudged across campus early in the mornings even when all public schools were closed due to cold, Concordia. I saw a man crouching on a bench waiting for the bus this morning, his face chapped and red, squinting into the chill, the furthest v.

Tips and inspiration for your own experiment with holy time. Would You Zap Your Brain to Live More Sabbathly? July 10, 2014. Originally posted at The Blue Room. Yesterday I listened to a Radiolab podcast about trans-cranial direct current stimulation, tDCS. Learn a new language faster than ever! Leave doubt in the dust! Be a better sniper! So I listened to the Radiolab episode with great.

The darkest night is often the bridge to the brightest tomorrow. When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown-up we would no longer be vulnerable. This past week was a big one for us. It was the week that we were waiting for. Finally, Micheal came to visit.