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What These Books Make Me Ponder 500 Years After Tyndale
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1213+ words) I was assigned this desk at Tyndale House Library. Frankly, I wouldn’t have chosen this spot, but that’s why what I found here feels especially significant to me. My husband and I are spending several days studying and writing at…...
Binding, Loosing, And Justice For The Community
1+ week, 4+ day ago (253+ words) This is Part 2 of the series Working Together for Liberation and Justice (Read this series from its beginning here.) Jesus is offering an alternative to using authority as a tool to control other people. The purpose of this communal authority…...
Jesus Founded The [Catholic] Church. If Not Him, Who?
2+ week, 2+ day ago (762+ words) This is my initial transcript for the video, Jesus Founded the Catholic Church. If Not Him… WHO? [Matt 16:18] [8-28-26 on Catholic Bible Highlights, with Kenny Burchard]. Rev. Dr. Jordan B. Cooper is a Lutheran pastor, professor of theology, and host of…...
Meet Catholic Marian Writer Ana Gomez
4+ week, 2+ day ago (831+ words) The Church sees in Mary the highest expression of the “feminine genius” and she finds in her a source of constant inspiration. Mary called herself the “handmaid of the Lord” (Lk 1:38). Through obedience to the Word of God she accepted…...