In Front of God and Everybody
David WheelerIntellectually honest. Spiritually alive. Faith for the real world.
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The Only Rigged Election Is the One He Lost
President Donald Trump went on national television Thursday night to talk about the 2020 election. Again.
Not the election he won in 2016. Not the election he won in 2024. The one in between. The one he lost.
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When the Ceasefire Is Over, What Happens to the Peacemakers?
This week, the language of peace got smaller again.
As of Wednesday, President Trump had declared that the interim agreement meant to end the war with Iran was “over.” The announcement came amid renewed U.S. and Iranian strikes, including...
Neither Nationalism Nor Despair
A July 4th note for people trying to love their country truthfully.
July 4th feels complicated this year.
America at 250: The Gospel Does Not Need a Ferris Wheel
America is turning 250, and apparently we are celebrating with a Ferris wheel.
Not just any Ferris wheel. A 110-foot Ferris wheel on the National Mall, as part of a 16-day “Great American State Fair” stretching between the Capitol and the...
Who Taught Us That Poverty Wages Are Normal?
Oklahoma Voted No
On June 16, voters rejected State Question 832, the proposal that would have raised our state minimum wage from $7.25 an hour toward $15 by 2029, and then allowed it to rise with the cost of living after that. [1]
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Pastor and public theologian writing at the intersection of Scripture, justice, and everyday life—exploring a Christian faith that is intellectually honest, spiritually grounded, and lived in public.
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