Part One: From American Dreaming to Wide Awake A three-part series for America’s 250th “A nation is not a thing so much as a process; we’re not a particle, but […]
Archive | Storytelling
The Lamb Slain From the Foundation of the World (Trinity II)
On Trinity Sunday, I took us on a journey to Cappadocia, Konya, Kars — three points on Anatolian soil. I introduced you to three voices singing the misunderstood Trinitarian mystery, […]
You Were on the Dance Floor Before You Heard the Music (Trinity I)
A Trinity Sunday reflection — and a hint of where we’re headed “They worshiped him, but they doubted.” —Matthew 28:17 There is a sentence in this Sunday’s Lectionary Gospel reading […]
Consent is key in any relationship—including with God. (Rethinking God with Tacos)
I recently had the joy of sitting down with my old friend Jason Clark on his podcast, Rethinking God with Tacos. It was a conversation that felt like coming home…to […]
Feast of the Epiphany: What Gifts Will You Receive?
Can you feel it? Today is a day of contrasts in our sacred and secular memory: a dance between kairos and chronos, revealing the meal in our midst. On the […]
