Church – Breaking Bread Theology

Sounds Like a Personal Problem

Contemplating a common posture of White Evangelical Christians, which says that victims are responsible for making their own safe spaces.

Shame and gaslighting can often keep us from believing the red flags of our abusers; when people tell you who they are, believe them.

What is systemic injustice, and what does it have to do with Christians and churches?

What are we communicating through the designs of our facilities and spaces, and do those things align with what we’re saying?

Meditating on hospitality, disability, and communal identity as I read through Disability: Living into the Diversity of Christ’s Body by Brian Brock.

Part 1 of exploring disability theology as I read through Disability by Brian Brock.

Is there something about information that I mistrust? Why do I continually need more and more information to make decisions or to feel comfortable?

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?

Part 5 of the Staying Home From Church series. Is staying home from church a slippery slope? What if you never go back?

Part 4 of the Staying Home From Church series. Will our presence at “church” encourage others?