The Church Nerd
Loren Richmond Jr.Exploring how the church can rediscover its mission, practice faithful evangelism, and reimagine its life in a post-Christendom world.
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Failure Is Not Your Identity
TL;DR: We all carry labels born from our worst moments. But Romans 8 reminds us that while failure may describe something we've done, it never gets the final word about who we are. In Christ, there is no condemnation.
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Why Liberals Want It Hard
TL;DR: Why do so many mainline Christians seem to want harder preaching? Drawing on Luther's Law & Gospel theology, Bonhoeffer's distinction between cheap and costly grace, and David Zahl's work on atonement, I wonder if many of us are more...
The Living God and Our Own Echo
TL;DR: Reading the recent exchange between Matthew Vines and Brandan Robertson convinced me that the real disagreement isn't ultimately about sexuality or queer theory. It's about a much older theological question: Where does moral authorit...
Critical Theory and the Problem of Grace
TL;DR: After reading books on Critical Theory and months immersed in Lutheran Law & Gospel theology through the , I realized something: Critical Theory often functions much like Luther’s understanding of the Law. At its best, it names injus...
Do We Trust the Promise?
TL;DR: Romans and Isaiah remind us that God's grace is a gift, not a reward. Throughout Scripture, people have tried to draw boundaries around who belongs and who is worthy of God's promises, yet God continually extends grace beyond those h...
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Pastor, chaplain, and podcaster writing at the intersection of faith, culture, and church renewal. A lowercase-e evangelical exploring theology, discipleship, and how historic faith speaks today—especially why the church still matters.
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