The Difference Between Shame and Guilt
Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre accurately describes shame as “a hemorrhage of the soul,” that is, a painful, unexpected, and disorienting experience….
Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre accurately describes shame as “a hemorrhage of the soul,” that is, a painful, unexpected, and disorienting experience….
Around the year 185, Irenaeus, the bishop of Lyon, wrote: “For the glory of God is the living man, and…
Pentecost is the day the ascended Christ poured out the Spirit upon his Church. The Spirit himself is eternal, of…
On Easter morning, we sing, “Alleluia,” which means, “Praise the Lord,” and we shout it to one another because God…
Psalm 88 is an individual psalm of lament by someone so overwhelmed with troubles (v. 3) that he is abandoned…
The season of Lent is marked by repentance, sorrow and preparation for the culminating darkness of Good Friday and Christ’s…
One of the apostle Paul’s greatest contributions to the New Testament is also one of his most pastoral. It’s his…
Most of us enjoy celebrating the traditional themes of Advent: hope, peace, joy and love – not suffering. Yet suffering…
“He shall stand and shepherd his flock in the strength of the Lord. … And they shall dwell secure, for…