The post explores the pastoral role in addressing political matters, emphasizing that everyone, including pastors, is innately political. It argues that pastors speak on issues not to endorse parties but to align society with God’s design for justice and mercy. Faithfully naming God’s truth is central to their calling. Continue reading Why Is My Pastor Being So Political?
An Unexpected Space Sometimes, life surprises us. We think our hearts are already full—overflowing, even—and yet, something happens that makes … Continue reading Room For More
Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda recently opened up about how even the biggest wins don’t last forever. Their reflections echo something timeless: the mountaintop is meaningful—but real life is lived in the valley. Continue reading You Can’t Live on the Mountain
Have you ever thought about how strange the concepts of names is? These words are chosen for us at birth … Continue reading What’s in a Name?
Holy Saturday (the day before Easter) is usually pretty busy for me. Since, well, the second Easter that I experienced … Continue reading What if Resurrection Doesn’t Come?
I’m not really the type for New Year’s Resolutions lately. Maybe it’s because, over the past several years, I’ve learned … Continue reading Playing With Fire in 2020
Grace and Recovery 