Each time something new comes out of the same old tales. It’s as though some stories are so true that they never die. They begin and end with the same types and characters, but there is always something new to find each time I sit with them – as though each character is alive and active in a way that defies time.

It is Our Lord Himself who has united the low things (i.e., not only the donkey but also you and me) with the high things (the Holy Trinity of the Godhead), and it is to this that we can turn this Passion Week to find truth amidst counterrevolutionary falsehood.
What are the things of God, and how are we to know when we see them?
People know this world is lost. They know they are lost. They know something is wrong. Finally, they are seeking answers in the right place.
It is impossible to do justice without knowing the truth.
In a world where our words can be used as weapons or tools for healing, it is so important to realize the true impact our words have on those around us.
How far are we willing to go to prove that up isn’t down, that water is wet or air is dry, that abiding the law is better than breaking it?

What was billed as an effort to make society fairer and more accepting turned into a licentious fiasco with no end in sight.

Ten good men can save a city, but you probably won’t see them in the national headlines – instead they are usually found where no one else but God himself is looking.
How in the world do we keep our children safe from the lies of the world when it seems inevitable they will hear them? We can’t. Instead, we teach them the truth.