The Tunnel
Something chases him and he runs, desperate for safety, for peace, for the hope he sees on the horizon.
Joy and Love and Dust and Death
Today has been a day of juxtapositions. Of celebration and mourning. Of love and death. Of remembering the joy of life and being reminded of the violence within us. But there is hope. There is redemption.
I Was the Keeper of the Flame
This is the story of how I became the Keeper of the Flame, and how the world became the Keeper of the Flame, and how the fire – inside me – changed me.
Storyteller
I never saw myself as a storyteller. I saw myself as a listener, a reader, a lover of stories, not a teller of them.
Salvation, a Present Reality
We often seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding that Scripture - Jesus and Paul and the prophets - are guiding us toward a particular destination, an afterlife. But the more I read and study Scripture, the more I think that's wrong.
Every Creature Beautiful
The biblical story of the creation of the world is not one of defining binaries, but of recognizing the beauty inherent in each of us.
The GREATEST Reason the Writers Strike is Good for America
There's one really great thing about this writers strike.
God’s Holiness, Justice, and Love
God's holiness and justness are products of God's love. They don't exist as independent characteristics, creating conflicts in God's character. Holiness and justice are outflows of God's nature, which is love.
Wounded for Fear
A Good Friday meditation on why Jesus suffered the cross.
Why it’s been hard for me to feel my feelings
I exist at the intersection of three groups that are really bad at expressing their feelings. I’ve spent a lot of time in therapy working through this problem, and I want to share what that intersection has looked like in my life.