by Tom Cramer | Reflections Blog
Story-Telling Animals I once found myself in a silly discussion about what makes humans different than animals. One person argued that it was because animals don’t use tools and humans do. Another asserted it was because humans communicate with each other. And another...
by Tom Cramer | Reflections Blog
“In the beginning, God created…” begins the narrative that shapes our lives. And now, at Advent, we wait expectantly for something new to happen, the birth and return of creation’s Savior. I recall another birth that that took my breath away. Don’t Give Up on Me While...
by Tom Cramer | Reflections Blog
One of the things I like about Costco is their return policy. I can return items that I don’t like, and they refund my money almost immediately. I don’t need to fill out a bunch of forms or argue with the manager over why I should get my money back. It’s a big reason...
by Tom Cramer | Reflections Blog
There was a time in Church history where denominations like ours enjoyed an era of expanding resources. They had the same mission as we do, to make disciples and build a vibrant God-honoring Church, but they were pursuing these activities in a markedly different...
by Tom Cramer | Reflections Blog
The only thing I know about Indian food is that I love eating it. If I visit a food court offering the world’s many cuisines, I’ll end up eating Indian food every time. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, I just can’t get enough. Well, that has changed. I don’t need to leave...
