The Rooster in Flight - A Substack by WJ de Kock
Wynand Johannes de KockThe rooster rarely flies, but when it does, it’s a fleeting glimpse of what’s possible—much like theology itself. Join me as we chase glimpses of the divine in the spaces between: between doubt and conviction, crisis and hope, the already and the not yet.
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Not the Peace of Rome: Beatitudes, Empire, and the Paradox of Power
He dreamed of Oslo. President Trump, a self-declared peacemaker who claimed to have ended “eight wars,”1 No one, he declared, had “accomplished that before,” and throughout his second term, he returned again and again to the conviction that...
The Gospel of Hatred: When Christianity Forgets Christ
Not the labelling again. The “godless left”—as if there were a “godly right.” The binary is tedious. I have read Romans—yes, Romans, not X (Twitter) or Truth Social. “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”¹ All, not some. Not ...
Who shall speak, and who shall be silenced? How the Church Sanctifies the Death of Free Speech (for some).
Who may speak, and who must be silenced? In America's crucible hour, this question burns with the heat of ancient altars—each voice a sacrifice, each silence a sacrament to power. In these fractured times, where liberty genuflects before ty...
Do Not Make Him a Megaphone: Charlie Kirk, Death, and Christian Witness
There is a way dusk takes a campus, how classrooms go quiet before it goes dark. I know this as one who has spent my life in higher education. But there is something tragic about a place made for thinking that becomes a place someone died. ...
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Wynand Johannes de Kock is Professor of Practical Theology at Palmer Theological Seminary at Eastern University and the director of Openseminary, an innovative educational method that utilises inductive theological inquiry.
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