Theology
Young People and a Church of Consolation
Evangelism in an Age of Despair
Accusers Caught in the Act
A Pathology of Judgment
There Is No Good Soil
The Capon Corner #3, The Parable of the Sower
A Shimmering Universe, Barely Seen
Seeing the God Who Sees Us
The Gift to Be More Than We Are
We must never content ourselves with how things are, for God is a God of the impossible.
An Imperfect Amnesia
We may forget God. But God answers: I have not forgotten you.
“Burnt Norton” and the Redemption of Time
T. S. Eliot’s vulnerability, regret, and longing for redemption
The Darkness and the Deep
(They Aren’t the Same Thing)
“Mass Hysteria — Cats and Dogs, Living Together!”
The Capon Corner, Vol. 2
Forde Friday: A New Sense of Self-Worth
“For a resurrection to happen, there must first be a death.”
Blessed Are the Jesters
The Graceful Implication of English Humor
Introducing “The Capon Corner”
Pilot Column, #1
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