The word “just,” as in “merely,” can be used to dismiss or diminish opposing voices. Let’s look at how this can happen and why it’s dangerous.
Category Archives: Theology
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.
Consistent Theology: The Problem of First Premises
What is a first premise, and how do first premises have to do with consistent theology? Let’s explore together.
Consistent Theology
Consistent theology is one of the most important theological pursuits. In this post, find out why I think consistency is important in our pursuit of God.
Not Against Blood and Flesh (Ephesians 6:10-17)
When we boil Christian righteousness down to physical and political authority or superiority, we trade the Kingdom of Grace for a kingdom of death.
New Year, New You? (Luke 18)
New Year’s Resolutions are often about wanting to be better. What can we learn from Luke 18 about being better, love, and setting New Year’s Resolutions?
Why Trump Is the Wrong Choice Even If You Oppose Abortion
Many Christians feel obligated to vote for Trump because of his anti-abortion stance, but Josh Stump examines why voting for Trump won’t help.
Trouble I’ve Seen, Part 5: Confirmation Bias
Confirmation bias is something we all struggle with. This isn’t new, but over the long-term, we create echo chambers. What challenges do confirmation bias present as racial divisions are forced to the forefront of our lives?
Racism, Homosexuality, and Paul
Racism and homosexuality are hot topics right now. What can systemic racism teach us about our interpretations of Paul’s mentions of homosexuality?
Trouble I’ve Seen, Part 4: Projections of Jesus
As Hart writes, “Jesus may be our answer, but our projections of Jesus may also be our problem.” How do our projections of Jesus impact our response to racial, economic, and political injustice?
Breaking Bread Theology 