Author: David Fortune

For many people, June marks the end of the school year and perhaps means it is time for graduation. It is nice to feel a...

Many years ago, I was given a little book of questions. Great questions can help us think and process the different options and opportunities that...

You might not know it from the weather we have been having but it’s spring. It seems like we are getting all of April’s showers...

A few years ago, a friend remarked that he wished his church was a New Testament church. In a moment of sarcastic response, I asked...

She was thrilled. Her son was admitted to Harvard.  He would be a success. But then, he dropped out. A dropout for a son. Now...

“Sound travels slowly. Sometimes the things you say when your kids are teenagers don’t reach them till they’re in their forties.” (Anon) That’s a funny...

I have encouraged our congregation to read through the Psalms during January and February this year. We are almost done. If you have been tracking...

For most people, whether driving a car or navigating through life, we like to see where we are going. It is helpful to see the...

Reading through the Psalms can present a number of challenges. First, there is the cultural distance between our day and a millennium before the birth...

My friend, Peter, works among refugees and asylum seekers in Paris. The City of Light can be a very dark place if you find yourself...