“Vanity of vanities, all is vanity.” This is the way that “the preacher” starts his exploration of life and purpose in Ecclesiastes 1. It’s
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Oftentimes an end is also a beginning. The end of summer signals the beginning of autumn. The end of childhood means the beginning of
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Life is always going to be difficult, but we can avoid a lot of hardship and needless struggle when we are prepared and practice
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Welcome to another installment of “Well That’s Interesting” (you can find the first post with a detailed explanation of the series here, or bookmark
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Welcome to another installment of “Well That’s Interesting” (you can find the first post with a detailed explanation of the series here, or bookmark
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There are some words that are popular in Christianity that we sometimes use without fully understanding. “Calling” is one of those words. It gets
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The arrival and spread of the coronavirus has largely rendered churches oxymoronic unassembled assemblies tantamount to uncrowded crowds or ungrouped groups. At Oakridge, our prayer
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