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19 mins read|01/04/26“Where are God’s promises? Where does God work? Where are you?” and the answer is ever in Christ.
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15 mins read|01/04/26What does Jesus’ identity as Son of God and son of Mary say to those who feel the burden of figuring out for themselves who they “really” are?
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20 mins read|01/04/26Sometimes the answer God gives to our “ask” means the end of what we want and the advent of what He wants for us and the world.
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9 mins read|01/03/26What’s the Frequency, Kenneth? In this episode, we gather for a post-Christmas, post-New Year pastoral debrief. We talk about symbols and meaning, Christmas and holidays, signs and seasons, and how modern churches quietly cleared the path for culture to push Christ out of Christmas without much resistance. We explore the strange and largely arbitrary ways the world measures time, along with the old Adam’s never-ending pyramid project. That is, his need to build meaning upward by effort, progress, and control rather than receive it as a gift. From there, we return to symbol and meaning. We ask why ancient liturgy’s nostalgia or ornamentation, but the distilled shape of reality itself, why the Lord’s Supper isn’t a side practice, but the beating heart of the Church, of worship, and of the Christian life. And why stories’ decorations for faith, but the way truth takes on flesh and finds us where we actually live. This is a conversation about time, worship, memory, and why the Church invents meaning but receives it again and again at the table.
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26 mins read|01/01/26Christmas is not only about a cradle in Bethlehem, it’s also about a cross outside Jerusalem where salvation was won for us.
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9 mins read|12/28/25The consequences of Christmas are severe, and they do not stop in the little town of Bethlehem.
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17 mins read|12/28/25We receive everything we need for our life and salvation from our Messiah Jesus. Think about how much He takes on just to have us.
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15 mins read|12/28/25It is in the gritty that the Lord Jesus reveals Himself; always in the low, the palpable, the material, the immanent, inviting you to guide your own sermon for this Sunday after Christmas in the direction of delivering the grit.
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