Authentically me and authentically you: Why religious liberty and LGBT rights are not so different
At the root of the LGBT movement is the search for something that people of faith also cherish: authenticity. In other words, to live freely according to one’s moral code in public and in private, to be unburdened by others’ judgments of what constitutes the good life, and to thrive peacefully alongside others with different ideas. You might call that equality.
Preaching the resurrection of Christ
It is my belief that those who will be attending worship on Easter long to hear a word that connects the “power of the resurrection” to the vicissitudes of their lives.
Sinners in the hands of a loving God: reflections on sin and redemption
Traditional efforts to literally scare the hell out of people can and have caused significant damage, especially to children.
Approaching politics, religion, money like Jesus
Three taboos of courteous conversation are politics, religion and money. Surprisingly, the last week in the earthly life of Jesus included all three.