Posts tagged Isaiah

Easter Celebrates A Sovereign Laying Down His Rights And Dying

(OPINION) Isaiah paints us a portrait of what true, godly leadership looks like. In the New Testament’s Gospels, God himself incarnates a human being who sounds a lot like Isaiah’s suffering servant. What a contrast between Jesus’ leadership and the leaders we promote to power in our own politics, government, pop culture, military and business.

Opinion, ChristianityPaul PratherApril 8, 2024Paul Prather, Christianity, Easter, Good Friday, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Isaiah, Leadership, Religion and politicsComment

Learning To Let Go Of The Struggles And Embrace The Mysteries

(OPINION) Firmly in senior citizen territory now, I find myself unattached to nearly all the things I thought were important when I was young. As I’ve said before, and as countless others have said before me, getting old seems to be mainly about letting go, about learning — slowly and unsteadily — to hold all things lightly.

Opinion, Archeology, ChristianityPaul PratherMarch 27, 2023Paul Prather, Aging, Christianity, Wisdom, Solomon, Ecclesiastes, Descriptivism, Progressive Christianity, Culture war, IsaiahComment

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