Theology at Work
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The Prosperity Gospel is Hijacking Your Vocation
**painting is “La Gare Saint-Lazare” by Claude Monet
A couple friends recently put me onto an Academy Award-nominated film that I haven’t been able to get out of my head. “Train Dreams”, directed by Clint Bentley and starring Joel Edgerton...
A.I. is Here, and I Am So Doggone Tired
**painting is “Under the Spell of Denali” by Veryl Goodnight
Years ago, I was on a work trip in the Bahamas watching a documentary about sled dogs (I bet you didn’t think that’s how a piece about A.I. and tiredness would start). This littl...
"For I Was Envious": Lord, Why Do I Want What Others Have?
**painting is “Poverty and Wealth” by William Powell Frith
I was today-years-old when I learned a new term which validates the sellability of jealousy: benign envy. According to Georgetown University, benign envy does not necessarily indic...
Sadly, Christ May Not Fit Your Narrative
**painting is “Ecce Homo” by Antonio Ciseri
During my undergraduate studies, I took a course on Christology. One day when we walked into class, there was a painting projected onto the screen; depicted was Jesus of Nazareth, though it appea...
"Did Not Our Hearts Burn Within Us?" A Post-Easter Reflection on Story
**painting is “Road to Emmaus” by Robert Zund
The week after Easter has always struck me: “now what?”, I suppose is a question that gets at the feeling. I often wonder if the disciples thought the same after Jesus’ ascension atop the Mount...
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