
Fax machines used to be amazing. Evangelicalism perhaps used to be great. Now, there are better ways of understanding faith and theology. Thoughts and reflections on leaving evangelicalism and finding humanity and faith.
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Do you love God?
Can you love God if you don’t believe in God?
In my experience as a pastor, I have known some people who seem to have a love for God that is beyond belief, somehow apart from it.
What is more important, belief or love?...
There is an assumption that many people hold when they say that they are a “Christian”. The assumption is that their beliefs generally line up with what “Christian” means. Of course, the problem with this is that Christians have believed a...
This week my wife, Jen, and I and a friend attended an event that I found to be thought provoking and hope inducing. The event, called Beyond Wellness, consisted of a number of speakers, a panel discussion, and a therapeutic/spiritual pract...
I am pretty confident that you know about the controversy created by Donald Trump’s posting of an AI generated image of him as a Jesus-like figure.
This image seems to have upset a lot of people.
This image seems to have upset a lot of...
Is it safe to say that what was once the cathedral, big church, Christendom model of Christianity has moved, in some places, to big church, multi-campus, influencer-aware Christianity?
On various social media feeds I have noticed an increa...
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I used to be a pastor at an evangelical church. But used to be's don't count anymore.
Current theological student and possible heretic (it depends who you ask).
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