Books read in the first half of the year, including fiction, history, and self-help for young adults, among others.
Tag: theology
Reason for Hope
Searching for healing in the midst of post traumatic church disorder.
Getting Comfortable with Ambiguity
Musings on the nature and purpose of ambiguity in theology.
Is Complementarian a Real Word?
A question to prompt reflection of the word “complementarian.”
Who is the Gospel For, Anyway?
A situation faced by a pastor with his teenage daughter forces the question, who is the gospel for, anyway?
Jesus Weeps with Us
For those who mourn. A reflection on grief and the death of Lazarus.
PSA – Following Jesus Doesn’t Require Special Powers
Those whom the world considers “ordinary,” Jesus invites to witness miracles. A reflection for Easter.
Precision of Language – Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Forgiveness and reconciliation are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing, especially in the context of a body of believers.
Echoes of the Gospel – Repentance and Regret
Reflections on regret and repentance, as prompted by an essay from Daniel H. Pink.
Winsome Rebellion (or When Submission Becomes Unbiblical)
Exploring the limits of “biblical” submission.