John Shore

I — you, we — have seen the enemy. And we needn’t be afraid. He is not us.

The Thrills! The chills! Me almost falling over in my chair!

Is there a better, deeper lesson to the story of Lazarus than the one we typically think of?

We tend to fuzzy-up the distinction between praying for someone and forgiving them. But they're not the same thing at all.

How important is it that we pray for those whom we know do, or have, meant us harm?

What can we do to help us see others not with our eyes, but God's?

What do we think happens, really, when we pray for others?

"A quick side-of-the-coffee-cup calculation shows that, taken altogether, I am sitting within walking distance of 763,000 quadrillion gallons of...

What in the world was I afraid of?

Right here. Right now.

How are we to engage with Christians whose ideas of Christianity differs from ours.

I’ve always sort of instinctively rejected the premise that anyone is inherently better than anyone else. And if no one’s better than anyone else,...

The last thing I would write online

Confession is how we bring ourselves back into communion with God.

My new $2.99 ebook. (Yayeth!)

Here are six reasons well-meaning pastors might give the worst possible advice to victims of domestic violence.

How many men does it take to ruin the life of a woman and her four children? In this case, two.

Here's how the big boys do it.