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The Living Water Project – A ministry FROM the homeless

Posted on September 3, 2013 by Eric Costanzo in Missionaries, Personal, Poverty, Social Justice, The Church and Society

It all began during one of the hottest days in July of last year here in Tulsa. As I sat with several of my homeless and formerly homeless friends in our men's Bible study downtown, our conversations were intensifying regarding those who were suffering and feeling the dangerous effects of the hottest summer days in … Continue reading The Living Water Project – A ministry FROM the homeless →

‘He Careth’ – How a Painting Makes Providence Come to Life

Posted on July 17, 2013July 17, 2013 by Eric Costanzo in AD1800-1900, Art, European Christianity, Jesus, Jesus, New Testament, Recommendations, Religion, The Christian Home, Women, Works of Art

There are some things in life that pause the entire momentum of our schedules and force the swirling inertia of our multi-tasked lives to stop -- and behold. They can even take our breath away. In my adult life, I have found such experiences to be more prevalent within the chambers of a good museum. … Continue reading ‘He Careth’ – How a Painting Makes Providence Come to Life →

It’s OK to Disagree with Others (but there is a right way to do it) – from Philip Spener c. 1675

Posted on April 24, 2013September 25, 2018 by Eric Costanzo in AD1500-1700, Christian History, Church History, European Christianity, Judeo-Christian History, Protestantism, Religion, The Church and Society

I was asked by a friend recently, "How do we possibly argue for biblical truth with all of the contentious issues in our world today?" The answer I gave to my friend has not changed: "However we do it, we must do it with humility." We live in a culture that thrives on inflated opinions, … Continue reading It’s OK to Disagree with Others (but there is a right way to do it) – from Philip Spener c. 1675 →