The Book of Clarence: Some Initial Thoughts It’s late and I just got home from seeing The Book of Clarence in the theater and I have no… Continue reading “The Book of Clarence: Some Initial Thoughts”…
Top 5 Books of 2023 This year I took a course in Moravian history online through Moravian Seminary in Bethlehem, PA with the esteemed historian,… Continue reading “Top 5 Books of 2023”…
Jesus is Good, Not Monarchy The Advent season—with its royal purple liturgical color and symbols of kingship—has inspired Peter Leithart to write a brief and… Continue reading “Jesus is Good, Not Monarchy”…
PRE-ORDER FORGED ABOUT FORGED The Jesus Way calls us into community with others to form a new kind of family—a forged family.… Continue reading “PRE-ORDER FORGED”…
Belfast, Belovedness, and the Banksy Tunnel Last week, I embarked upon my first time traveling internationally to England and Northern Ireland. We spent two days in… Continue reading “Belfast, Belovedness, and the Banksy Tunnel”…
RIP Bothsidesing – A Review of Jesus Takes a Side by Jonny Rashid Confession: Not all that long ago, but while I was still in seminary, I became a Bothsideser. If you’re not… Continue reading “RIP Bothsidesing – A Review of Jesus Takes a Side by Jonny Rashid”…
Graffiti Stations of the Cross For Good Friday this year, I took on my most ambitious painting project to date: Graffiti Stations of the Cross. The… Continue reading “Graffiti Stations of the Cross”…
My Top Ten Books of 2021 Continuing my annual tradition, here’s my 2021 book list. These are the top 10 books I read this year with… Continue reading “My Top Ten Books of 2021”…
How to Check Your Privilege: A Review of Subversive Witness by Dominique Gilliard Today in the U.S. a highly effective strategy has been implemented to stifle any attempt to teach about systemic racism… Continue reading “How to Check Your Privilege: A Review of Subversive Witness by Dominique Gilliard”…
On N. T. Wright, the Cross, and Systemic Racism Some who are attracted to N. T. Wright’s theology and affirm much of it nevertheless also deny the existence of… Continue reading “On N. T. Wright, the Cross, and Systemic Racism”…