Little Acts of Kindness

The other day I finally got to get out on my motorcycle and had to stop at the bank drive-through to cash a small check. The total was $54.99, so…

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Who Did Jesus Love?

About a year ago I was approached by a person who works at a local hospital that cares for people struggling with mental illness and addiction. I was somewhat familiar…

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The Clergy and Politics

As a clergy person who is often accused of being “too political”, I am treading carefully today. My response to those accusations is that I am political like Jesus was…

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Be the Church

I grew up listening to the music of Avery & Marsh in my little church. Their music was considered “contemporary”; a pretty rad thing at the time. It also helped…

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Illegitimate Children

There is no such thing as an illegitimate child. Let’s get that out of the way. And please don’t try to whatever-splain to me what the term means; I know…

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Judgment

I think we Christians have a really tough time with Jesus and His stance on judgment. When we are on the bad end of judgment, we remind people that they…

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Change

I came across my high school yearbook recently and took a few minutes to leaf through it. I don’t know about you, but if high school was the pinnacle of…

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Teachers, Part 2 (sort of)

I wrote about the situation created by Meghan Trainor when she disrespected teachers on a podcast. She responded quickly with an apology, and the response to that and my thought…

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The News

It was quite a coincidence; both Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon were fired on the same day. It was interesting to see the headlines that, instead of using the same…

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