Reading the Bible: A Conversation with Peter Enns
If I had known Peter‘s birthday was Tuesday, I would have dropped this podcast then. After all, what better birthday gift for Pete than for our conversation to drop...
Adoption Not Abstraction
Adoption Not Abstraction Galatians 4:4-7 (Is. 61:10-62:3 & Luke 2:22-40) When the Santa Ana winds blow in the California desert, you get events like the Thomas Fire that began...
‘Twas the Night Before
’Twas the Night Before Isaiah 62; Luke 1:46-55 On Dunder and Blixem! To the top the porch to the top of the wall! Now dash away! Dash away! Dash...
Marking Time: A Conversation with Kenneth Tanner
Wall calendars. Day planners. Bullet journals. Birthdays. Anniversaries. Holidays. School schedules. Fiscal years. Just some of the ways we mark time. Related posts: How We Talk About Authority and...
Anger Can’t Live Alone: A Conversation with Scott Curry
Long before electronic billboards, the Internet, and mobile apps, the bumper sticker served as a means to communicate how a person saw the world. Eddie Chiles radio commentary sign-off...
Making Advent Great Again #MAGA: A Conversation with Emily Hunter McGowin
Who knew the sloganeering of a Presidential campaign would afford us a way to highlight the great mystery of the Incarnation? Consider it much like the Apostle Paul flipping,...
Surviving the Bible: A Conversation with Christian Piatt
The Youth Minister gave a new meaning to, “throw the book at him.” Originally the phrase meant to charge someone with as many crimes as are possible. Consider it...
This Is Uz: A Conversation with Scott Curry
The idols we create become burdens too heavy to bear. Scott Curry references Walter Brueggemann on Isaiah 46 to point out the caricatures we create for God become the...
Backsliding Into All Souls Day
Few weeks hold as many consecutive references to events or celebrations in the Christian Calendar. Reformation Day. All Saints Day. All Souls Day. Do you find the reference to...
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The Last American Virtue: A Conversation with Greg Horton
The last sacred thing is choice–individual choice. That line in a recent Facebook Post prodded this conversation. Related posts: Blue Occupations, Black Bodies and Homelessness: An Interview with Jonathan Russell...