Christmas is a time of year when familiar stories are shared. These are tales we’ve memorized, recited and passed along. When my children were young, we kept a special box of Christmas books. Stories included W. G. Van de Hulst’s The Search for Christmas and A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Perhaps there’s a familiar…
This month, we celebrate the Incarnation, a fancy word we use to remember a baby born in a stable, in an occupied country, in poverty. Yet this event is full of mystery. The creeds tell us this baby was fully God and fully man in one person. Yet from what we have learned about God’s…
For many years, I taught large (300+) introductory first-year psychology classes. Classes were composed of diverse students. Some were there as future psychology majors, others were looking for an “easy” elective. Some were hardworking students seeking an A+, while others simply aimed to pass. Some students were athletes on a university team, while others were…
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