Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered0
My theological journey has less to do with changes made to specific theological categories, though such changes have occurred, and more to do with the posture, mood, and style in which I engage in the theological task. In the past,…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered0
Inviting people to embrace the kingdom of God where Christ is worshiped as King is a community event, not a private, spiritual experience. The Church, as the primary expression of Jesus’ kingdom on earth, is called to live out the…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered2
Asking people to make a decision to have their sins forgiven, but spending little time calling them to become disciples, is like telling someone a small part of a story, while leaving them to figure out the rest on their…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered2
One of the reasons people decide to leave Christianity is that for far too long we’ve painted a picture of faith that is largely disconnected from life in the here and now. For many people, Christianity has become an other-worldly…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered0
I recently finished reading Matthew’s account of the Jesus-story, specifically the last three chapters. I’ve read this section many times before and have been moved in a slightly different way each time. However, here are two things that stood out…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
“There’s a big difference between stillness and doing nothing.” – Mr.Han, The Karate Kid (2010). I love that. You see, in a culture where multitasking is seen as an admired skill and where more and more people choose not to…Read More→