Redemptively Reckless: A Prayer
Lord, make me belovedly bold, redemptively reckless and a holy hard head. Wake me up to sanctified shenanigans, holy mischief, and the wisdom of a certain kind of foolishness.…
read moreLord, make me belovedly bold, redemptively reckless and a holy hard head. Wake me up to sanctified shenanigans, holy mischief, and the wisdom of a certain kind of foolishness.…
read moreThis is the landing page for my sermon series The Gospel According to Leviticus. I have been working a curating resources on Leviticus to make it approachable to everyday Jesus followers…
read moreI am preparing to begin my sermon series The Gospel According to Leviticus on Sunday (1/8/23). This first sermon is titled: “Inhabiting an Enchanted World.” It refers to much of what…
read moreHere begins a new series on my blog. I make no promises about consistency or regularity with these posts. I will post as I feel interest and inspiration, but I…
read moreI have seen this art piece floating around for several years now. I post it to share with any who might have seen it also and wanted to know more…
read moreHere is a hymn I have said several times during the midday prayers that I am really enjoying. Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy, Whose trust, ever…
read moreI am currently on day 5/7 of my 7×7 prayer experiment. See the previous two posts in this series for explanation of this. Each day during the midday prayer after…
read moreEverytime a child is born, the gospel is proclaimed. Everytime a child laughs, the eucharist is observed. For children have a special way about them. Something that us old…
read moreRobert Murray McCheyne said, “turn your Bible into prayer.” That’s what I finding myself doing while I continue to pray the Liturgy of the Hours (LotH) this week. I wrote the…
read moreI have spoken much about the fundamentalism culture that I grew up in. I have written and done podcasts about deconstruction and reconstruction. I posted yesterday (12.12.22) about watching the…
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