A home for Bible Geekery
A home for Bible Geekery
I’m grateful to the Presbyterian Outlook for publishing my essay, “Reforming Toward Hope: Why Universalism Belongs in the Reformed Tradition”! This piece grows directly out of the work I’ve been…
During Advent, we light candles one by one—counting the light as Christmas approaches.But once the Christ candle is lit, what then? In this Wayfaring Theology reflection, I explore a practice…
Do you think grace is light and floating? The truth is, it may be the heaviest thing in the universe. Drawing on Scripture, science, and a few delightfully nerdy stories—from…
I’m excited to share the launch of Grace Notes, a new short-form theology series exploring the heart of Christian Universalism, the nature of grace, and the hope that God’s love…
Luke 23:33-43; Colossians 1:3-4, 10-22 Do you know about what led to the division of the kingdom of Israel and Judah? King Solomon, whose rule had started on such a…
Picture this – it’s a quiet, misty morning, and there’s a field of grain before you. Workers dressed in simple wraps and tunics are gathering grain with hand sickles, bending…
In a time when many are walking away from church, when fear-based religion has left wounds, and when love is too often preached with an asterisk listing terms and conditions,…
