Sacred Questions
>Questions become sacred when they don’t have a simple answer or maybe no answer at all. Or, they become sacred when the answer is like a river. The answer may have a name, but the makeup of the...
View ArticleJesus is the Question
Peter Block suggests that community transformation and restoration is more likely to take place when the community is confronted with sacred questions (aporia). I agree with him. Block writes,...
View ArticleIs the Great ? Guiding You
I believe the Spirit guides, but for me, it always seems as though the Spirit is guiding with more questions than answers. I want him to be a GPS, but apparently he’s a teacher in the tradition of...
View ArticleRemembering Holy Saturday: The Day We Embrace Doubt and Silence
Doubt and silence play a major role in the history of the Church; a role, that for the most part, has been written out of the Protestant and evangelical story. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, the...
View ArticleOne Size Fits All?
A scraped knee … It’s all going to be okay. You’re made fun of at school … It’s all going to be okay. A high schooler’s cut from the team … It’s all going to be okay. Your girlfriend/boyfriend dumps...
View ArticleThe Why That God Doesn’t Answer
This blog has afforded me a number of privileges, the greatest of which has been the connections I’ve made with those in the blogging community who are grieving. Grieving hard. Young woman who have...
View ArticleAsh Wednesday: The Day We Doubt Our Immortality
Ash Wednesday isn’t suppose to be comfortable. It’s a day when the church takes repentance public. A day when something we usually reserve for the private sphere get’s pushed into the public sphere....
View Article“This Funeral Isn’t About You”
That’s what I wanted to say. If you know me, you know that I tend to be blunt. Awkwardly so. Being that blunt objects aren’t allowed at funerals, I’ve had to learn the art of professional speak....
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