Introducing A New Translation of the Bible, beginning with 3 John
During Christmastide 2023, I decided to begin my own translation of the Bible. First, as a way to continue my love affair with its pages. Second, as a way to continue my work in not surrendering the Bible's interpretation or translation to those with harmful theology.
Apostles' and Nicene Creeds, with Additions from Pangea Church
I came across the below versions of the Apostles' and Nicene Creed from the (unfortunately now closed) Pangea Church,
Congregational Worship Is Worthy of Debate
The two ministries I have been involved with the longest are Bible teaching and worship. I had my baptism by
Who's *Really* A Christian?
It's not uncommon for someone to ask if a person is "saved" or "really a Christian" or "actually knows Jesus." You may hear claims that someone "can't be gay and a Christian" or that "there's no way Trump is actually saved."
Whiteness is not a numbers game
These two quotes by Dr. King must be read close together, or otherwise, they're likely to be distorted:
Sermon 182 We Make Room
December 24, 2024 Christmas Eve
Let me tell three stories. A personal story and two Jesus stories.
Alaska Story
* When
Not A One-Note Holiday
Over the past three weeks, our church has been exploring the themes of Advent: Hope, Peace, Love, Joy. December is
Sermon 181 Joy in Connection
Story of Connection from My Life
Wonky Donkey with our small group after David's Death
Luke 1:24-45
Theological Questions with Audrey: Heaven
Audrey: What do you think heaven is like?
Me: What do you mean? What happens right after we die or
Please: Don’t Break Sheep’s Legs
I was recently reminded of a sermon illustration that gets shared by preachers of a particular sort. It goes something
