Resisting the Objectification of the Human Body in Media
The incarnation is God’s great testament to the holiness of the body; we are all designed to be icons of the incarnation.
A Poem for Pentecost
He said be
And everything became so
And in the amount of time it took for breath to pass through lips
A universe boomed, and stars sparked,...
Transition to Post-Christendom: From the Temple Mount to Mars Hill
Helping our churches make this transition from Christendom to post-Christendom may be one of the most important pastoral challenges we have faced in decades.
The Missionary Problem: “Another Generation Grew Up”
Once again, we are in a situation similar to Judges 2:10, “Moreover, that whole generation was gathered to their ancestors, and another generation grew...
Deep and Wild: Starting with the Right “Why” for Fresh Expressions of Church
The church should always be about cultivating communities of Jesus that are missional, contextual, formational, and ecclesial.
Revival amidst Riots
Revive us, Abba
Tell the dead to try again
Reshape us, Abba
Point our pasts to where they end
Respond to us, oh Lord
We need to...
Prayer Against Racial Divides
We are one in the Spirit
There are no colors on our souls
No pigments that have seeped deep enough to breach
the depths of...
Global Collaboration: The Birth of World Christianity
The first World Missionary Conference marked the beginning of a unique era in global Christianity.
Piercing the Darkness of Exile
Secure in our knowledge of the coming Kingdom, we can live as light in the darkness of today.
Four Ways to Love Those with Whom We Disagree
Loving people who think differently than we do is some hard stuff, maybe now so more than ever. But it is possible. And so incredibly necessary.
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