Death of a Farmer
A dying man's confession in 1600s France challenges our plans for a comfortable life. A reflection on 1 John 3:11-18.
A dying man's confession in 1600s France challenges our plans for a comfortable life. A reflection on 1 John 3:11-18.
Twin brothers, both physicians, who never once sent a bill. A reflection on Matthew 10:5-15.
A phone call, a hand wrapped in gauze, and a string of friends who started praying before anyone even reached the hospital. A reflection on 1 Timothy 2:1-6.
Coastal raids. Stolen ships. Men and women dragged off and sold, or held until their families could scrape together enough to buy them back. This isn't a pirate movie — it's medieval Spain, and one merchant decided to do something about it. A reflection on Isaiah 61:1-3.
He heard confessions ten hours a day, built a hospital with almost nothing, and carried the wounds of Christ for fifty years. The wounds weren't the most remarkable part. A reflection on Galatians 2:19-21.
I was ten when my great-grandmother died on Easter Sunday — it took years of family stories after that to learn who she really was. A reflection on Hebrews 11:32-40.