I have not, over the course of my life, spent much time dwelling on the Reformation. Perhaps you haven’t either: in which case, please know that I’m referencing the Protestant Reformation, which eventually resulted in what we now know as Protestantism. This movement, what the Reformers desired to accomplish, and the eventual split that grew … Continue reading A Schism in the Heart
Category: church
Resignation
After a certain point, I suppose, what we see in church is what we're going to get. [Click title to read more.]
I Am Begging You To Stop Talking Through The Entire Service
People who talk through entire worship services do themselves and others a disservice. [Click title to read more.]
Christians and “Truth Literacy”
In a world where some rely on everything but the church, Scripture, and doctrine to inform their faith, is it really surprising that the center cannot hold? [Click to read more.]
When To Cease Striving
Sometimes, we pretend being busy makes us holy. It doesn't. [Click title to read more.]
Only A Church Can Break Your Heart
Those of who sometimes offer nuanced critiques of the church do so because we love it, and because we grieve when it falls short of what we know it can be. [Click title to read more.]
Lessons From The “Loose Theology” Church
I'm attending the sort of church I once feared. The experience has humbled me. [Click title to read more.]
The Narrow Sabbath
The Sabbath teaches me that it is not my job to solve the world's problems. [Click title to read more.]
If I Must Err…
If I must err, let me err on the side of grace, [Click title to read more.]
On The Astounding Amount of Women’s Bible Studies or Fellowship Activities Scheduled During Working Hours
You can't build everything to satisfy everyone's needs. But we need to ensure we acknowledge who's missing. [Click title to read more.]
Samaritan's Song 