“Am I my brother’s keeper?” Yes, yes, you are.
If a Bishop can be redeemed, can The #UMC?
What can the excommunication and redemption of a bishop teach us about our current climate of United Methodism?
Remembering the Wrongs, Forgetting the Rights
The Church is called to be where everyone knows your name and has forgotten what you did.
10 Minutes after Progressives are Exiled from The #UMC
Exile from Methodism may be ahead for progressives–but just 10 minutes into a progressive-free zone of Methodism, a surprise is in store.
The Paradox of Generosity and Orthodoxy when Reforming Christian Systems
Adding a new lens to a church way of seeing things takes knowing how the camera works first.
Lectio Divina informed by Star Wars
The process by which a superfan engages Star Wars can illuminate a spiritual devotional practice of the Bible too.
The Jesus Fish and the Problem of Christian Labor
The Jesus Fish might be turning away more people than we think not only from church, but from products and services as well.
Playing The Expectations Game with the Wesleyan Covenant Association
Should moderates and LGBTQ-affirming evangelicals attend the October kickoff of the WCA?
Pioneering Plants of the Scrappy West
What the Church can learn–and better appreciate–from the West’s struggle to rebuild Christianity after severe losses.
I know the pieces fit: Tool, Schism, and United Methodist Heartbreak
A Response to Dr. Maria Dixon Hall’s article charging the Western Jurisdiction as recanting the Connection and their Ordination Vows.
