Latest Posts
Selling God, Part 1
How do we measure success in ministry? Is it the same as any other business, and should it be?
Honoring Grief
Honoring grief means wrestling with our understanding of it. Is grief bad? Is it wrong or shameful? If so, how can it be honored?
Theology Posts
Great Replacement Theory
Why is Great Replacement Theory so easily accepted by some Christian communities?
Consistent Theology: Analogies
Analogies are powerful tools for communicating our beliefs with others and for understanding what others believe, but analogies have limitations.
Staying Home From Church: Something Over Nothing
The final post of the Staying Home From Church series. Some church is better than no church, but what does that mean? Should parents stay home?
Bible Study Posts
Peace on Earth (Gospel of Luke)
Peace on earth requires more than well-wishes. What are the broad implications of the year of the Lord’s favor and a call to peace in the gospel of Luke?
Prayer (Matthew 6:7-15; Psalms)
As we grow in our faith and understanding, what posture can we take toward prayer that will let our prayers grow with us?
Love Is the Goal (1 Timothy)
Love is the goal, and without love, nothing Christians do has value. How does that posture affect our reading of scripture?
FAQ Posts
Coming soon…
What Are the Gospels?
What are “the gospels” in Christianity?
What Is the Gospel?
What is the Gospel? Christians often mention it, but what are we referring to?
What Is a Boss Text?
What is a boss text? Definition and examples of boss texts and how they work in our interpretation and understanding of scripture.
Autobiographical
Staying Home From Church: Encouraging Others
Part 4 of the Staying Home From Church series. Will our presence at “church” encourage others?
Staying Home From Church: Intro
“Staying home from church” usually means “staying home from Sunday worship services.” Is that a bad thing? Is it bad if you struggle with getting to “church?”
Pursuing God
What does it mean to pursue God, and how is that different from pursuing Christianity? Some people assume Christians are pursuing religion, and too often, they’re right.
Breaking Bread Theology 