Marilyn Chandler McEntyre

To read well is to prepare oneself to live wisely, kindly, and wittily.

Let us acknowledge, and even mourn, what we lose when worship meets media.

Hearing ‘When I was in school’ helps our children no more than it helped us.

A children’s sermon is a time to feed their imaginations, not their egos

The church suffers when pastors confuse anecdotes with parables

Hospitality is not merely good manners but a ministry of healing

Good guilt entails more than repentance for merely personal sins

Let us acknowledge, and even mourn, what we lose when worship meets media

Sometimes love is sharp, hard-edged, confusing, and seemingly unfair.