“The fear of the Lord is “the beginning of wisdom,” not because a person immediately understands archaic Latin phrases and complex mathematics, but because the worshiper no longer sees only a fragmented world, but stands before the One who holds… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share Image
“One of the greatest theological challenges of our time is to move our worship beyond self-absorption.” — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“The real problem is that this devaluing of lament often betrays our failure to admit that our suffering is real and painful. Our” — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“As a result of these broad trends, contemporary Christian ethicists appear in public as figures struggling with the paradoxical task of articulating the insights… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“There are no true unbelievers; we all place our trust in something. Therefore, whatever its content, our faith inescapably informs what we determine to… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“A pious and holy person is not one who is free from the struggle with sin but one who freely soaks in the love… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“The fear of the Lord is “the beginning of wisdom,” not because a person immediately understands archaic Latin phrases and complex mathematics, but because… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“The real problem is that this devaluing of lament often betrays our failure to admit that our suffering is real and painful. Our failure… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
“Our failure to practice lament during such times may also display our inability to recognize that what happens to our bodies also affects our… — Kelly M. Kapic Copy Share
