Leader| When the world is split on differences of opinion, we confess that we are not split down the middle—but are all on the Lord’s side. We…… Read more “A Litany for Undivided Churches”
My heart goes out: One year after Charlottesville
I live in a time when U.S. cities are remembered more for their atrocities than their attractions. #TrayvonMartin #EricGarner #Ican’tbreathe #Ferguson #MikeBrown #TamirRice #MotherEmanuel #EmanuelNine #Sayhername #SandraBland #PhilandoCastille #HeatherHayer… #SeanBell……… Read more “My heart goes out: One year after Charlottesville”
No name calling
“You yourselves know that it is unlawful for a Jew to associate with or to visit with a Gentile; but God has shown me that I should…… Read more “No name calling”
No enemy lines
I hate you. Three words that we do not expect to hear from a Christian and certainly not from the pulpit. This is why we use other…… Read more “No enemy lines”
Doing justice to our bodies: How race wrongs us (Part Two)
With an increase in the surveillance of bodies socially colored black, I feel it necessary to talk about the valuation of the human body and the Church’s role in…… Read more “Doing justice to our bodies: How race wrongs us (Part Two)”
Doing justice to our bodies: How race wrongs us
“The problem is solved, not by giving new information, but by arranging what we have known since long.” | Ludwig Wittgenstein This past week, I had the…… Read more “Doing justice to our bodies: How race wrongs us”
It takes a village
In recent weeks, God has been seen in public or at least those who claim to represent the deity. And there is this debate as to whether…… Read more “It takes a village”
