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The Gospel According to the Rainbow Fish
TL;DR: The Rainbow Fish teaches us the importance of sharing, but what happens when we run out of scales to give? Jesus commands us to love God and our neighbors, yet our best efforts will always fall short. The good news is that God's love...
When Jesus Becomes a Sidekick Rather Than a Savior
TL;DR: What happens when Christianity turns Jesus into someone who primarily affirms who we already are? Using a recent sermon and the old “God is my copilot” slogan, I explore why the good news is more than “good job”—and why we might actu...
When Everything Depends on Your Choice
TL;DR: Elections matter, and our choices have real consequences. But Jesus’ response to the question of paying taxes to Caesar reminds us that no political outcome is ultimate. When we trust that the future rests in God’s hands rather than...
What Have We Forgotten About Ourselves?
TL;DR: Two recent Future Christian podcast conversations—with Bonnie Kristian and Francisco Herrera—revealed a surprising point of agreement across the theological spectrum. Both are calling their respective traditions not to become somethi...
What Am I Doing in the Hospital Room?
TL;DR: A conversation after preaching got me thinking about what actually gets me through the door of a hospital room. Providing dignity and compassionate spiritual care matter, but as an ordained minister, I understand chaplaincy as someth...
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