Articles (published and non-published)
by Harold N. Miller, Pastor - Community Mennonite Fellowship, Corning NY

• Soaking my soul--dissolving my phobia - an autobiographical piece on why I soak my soul with God's Word each morning read article
  
  
• 'Following the peace' - one person's journey toward intimacy with God read article
  
  
• My son's stuffed green frog and my church - something can be dirty, misshapen...and beloved! A sort of "reverse mob psychology" happens in the church. read article
  
  
• Handling differing ideas in church discussions - when I disagree, should I lay my ideas against or alongside those already voiced? read article
  
  
• Apostle Paul--a sexist? Not! - his ancient document instructed humanity to liberate women...the right way read article
  
  
• A conservative who would change on homosexuality--but so far has not - I look at possible ways a Christian holding a high view of Scripture might affirm same-sex partnerships -- and show why I have my doubts. "I pray that my assessment is not just due to a bias toward defending the church's discernment through the centuries but that it flows from honest and careful inquiry." read article
  
  
• Olympic-style training for marriage - what if the ecstacy and glory of happily married couples was captured on NBC prime time?! read article
  
  
• A Question for my Calvinist friends - audacious attempt at letting the Bible speak...and acknowledging the mystery that is God. read article
  
  
• The love that surprises - this ethical teaching of Jesus is unique to him, and our first reaction is "no wonder!" read article
  
  
• How to move the world onward and upward - dose of encouragement for us all to encourage others read article
  
  
• We can have confidence in the Bible - someone struggling to believe that all the Bible's teachings are inspired by God may (!) find believing easier after reading the two observations made in this article. read article
  
  
• The Bible may be "inerrant"--in a nuanced sense - it's possible that some of the "errors" of the Bible are not the Bible's fault, but ours! read resource