Whose Armour?
A sermon about hope for the fight based on the God's Armour passage of Ephesians.
Latest Posts
Lectionary Notes: Mar 2, 2025
This week for the Transfiguration includes talk of mountains, shining faces, veils, and religious continuity.
Lectionary Notes: Feb 23, 2025
This week explores power reversals, with or without retribution.
Religious Legacy in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes has a few great things to say about religious legacy and kingdom-building.
Lectionary Notes: Feb 16, 2025
This week includes themes of trust, wealth, and judgement.
Lectionary Notes: Feb 9, 2025
This week includes themes of feelings of unworthiness and God calling us anyway.
Lectionary Notes: Feb 2, 2025
This week includes themes of prophecy, love, and in-group/out-group dynamics.
Lectionary Notes: Jan 26, 2025
This week includes themes of communal reflection and unity.
Church and Theological Background
My theological and church background includes United, Anabaptist, liberationist, and liturgical.
Empathetic Imagination
Musings on the phrase empathetic imagination and how it applies to movies, politics, and web development.
Shiphrah, Puah, and Moses
There's an interesting contrast in the stories of Exodus 1 and Exodus 2 and how different characters respond to injustice.
Preaching
I occasionally preach. Here's how I think about things like my context, Scripture, and its role in the service.
Hope is a Sewer Rat
A poem about hope as a sewer rat, not as a bird.
On Political Distractions
Musings around the common social media claims about distractions in politics.
On Echo Chambers
There's been a lot of talk about echo chambers recently. I have perhaps a more charitable interpretation.
AMBS: Challenging Christian Nationalism
A little before the US election, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary held a great discussion of Christian nationalism.
To Remember Is To Work for Peace
Some reflections on Remembrance Day as a believer in the peace church tradition.
Recycling Christianity
A recent sermon about Christian nationalism, identity, and being a public voice for a better way.
The Cult of Innocence
A recent sermon about Christian nationalism, identity, and being a public voice for a better way.
New Blog
I'm putting together this site to be used as a place to hold some infrequent theology and adjacent writing.