Several years ago, I sat down to watch a documentary on African spirituality. I’ve always been interested in religion and culture, and was curious to learn more about indigenous African traditions. As I watched, I thought about whether or not I could have been distantly related to the people I saw on television. I wondered … More African Traditional Religion
Has Jesus ever wanted to commit suicide? … More More Rambling
Of the four books I read this summer, this one was definitely one of my two favorites. I felt like I learned a lot from this book, and I appreciated the organized and easy flow of the topics covered. I’m glad I had a chance to read this one! … More Thoughts on “How the Body of Christ Talks,” by C. Christopher Smith
This was my least favorite book that I read this summer, but I appreciate the author for taking the time to address unhealthy trends that he saw in the lives of the people around him. … More Thoughts on “Seculosity” by David Zahl
My top takeaways from the book, “Love Over Fear,” by Dan White, Jr. … More Thoughts on “Love Over Fear” by Dan White, Jr.
The weight of this country is carried, in no small part, on Black shoulders. It’s exhausting. We need a break. … More Brandt, Amber, and the Rest of Us
The best thing about omnism is the ability to appreciate and understand all walks of life, the ability to empathize with others and learn from their beliefs and experiences. … More What Is Christian Omnism?
I’m not sure why we feel threatened when the evolution of someone’s beliefs takes a turn that doesn’t match what we believe. Everyone’s beliefs evolve over time, and sometimes going down the rabbit trail of doubt leads us right back to wherever we’re supposed to be in the first place. … More Joshua Harris and Marty Sampson – Leaving Christianity
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