Writings
Affirming Theology
How to Read the Bible (Poorly) Against Single People
Genesis 2:18, "It is not good for man to be alone." Single people who are alone are not good. Genesis 2:24,
Sermon
Sermon 134 Reading the Bible (Romans 10)
Sermon preached 2021-05-30
Blog
Yearly Easter Post 2021
Harry spoke as they circled, and stared into each other's eyes, green into red. "You won't be able to kill
Bible & Theology
We are living in the age of the Now and the Not Yet of God’s Kingdom
We are living in the age of the Now and the Not Yet of God’s Kingdom. Jesus’ resurrection inaugurated the new creation; the “ruler
Bible & Theology
One of the most dangerous myths of our era is that the United States is (or ever was) a Christian nation
One of the most dangerous myths of our era is that the United States is (or ever was) a Christian nation. This origin myth is
Bible & Theology
I have some further thoughts on the United States as a Christian Nation
My buck-naked definition of what counts as “Christian” includes: the resurrection of Jesus; the Trinity; the inauguration of the Kingdom of God embodied through
Bible & Theology
Before Christianity was co-opted for partisan purposes
Far too often pastors feel pressured to remain silent on Gospel issues because society has co-opted the issues into mere partisanship. If your pastor
Blog
Dunning Kruger Effect
When I was 11, my mom had shown me what a chord was on the piano (3 fingers on every other key). Within a couple
Pastoring
Credit Hours for Professional Degrees
Here's a small sampling of the number of credit hours required for some professional degrees. * Masters in Culinary Arts (Chef Degree) - 40 Credit
Bible & Theology
A Gospel that is not explicitly anti-racist falls short of the Gospel declared in Scripture.
A Gospel that is not explicitly anti-racist falls short of the Gospel declared in Scripture. The death of Jesus did not not only atone
Bible & Theology
“Well, I know that God is on the throne...”
“Well, I know that God is on the throne...” “God is in control!” “Let go and let God!” These cliches can inoculate us against our