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If you grew up in an evangelical church, you were likely warned of the danger of a sinister force—“the secular”. So often, in so many churches, the secular was presented as opponent, enemy, and ever-present temptation.
It was also what “th...
Have you heard about how polarized our world and culture is lately? It’s becoming cliché. This does not mean that it is not true.
Are you a conservative or a liberal?
Are you right wing or left wing?
Are you a believer or a non-beli...
A reflection on Karl Barth’s concept that truly evangelical (he used the word before it pertained to a religious or political demographic, when it actually meant “good news”) theology is modest. It does not need to holler or scream or insis...
I've written before about one of the stranger pastoral situations I encountered while serving in a fairly mainstream evangelical church.
There was a woman who was respected by many in the congregation as a “prayer warrior”, someone who was...
Part One: When something is seen in the world of politics and culture that awakens a meaningful, religious consideration. (But it is the world of politics, so, if you want to skip to Part Two, scroll down to the paragraph that begins, “For...
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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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