How many stories can you fit in one story? What does true trust look like? What was at stake for Paul and the spreading of the Gospel?
Read MoreMy thoughts on the lectionary texts for Easter 3B.
Read MoreFleming’s thoughts and comments are just as relevant today as they were four years ago. In it, she talks about what she deems the “current preaching crisis,” the desire to appear prophetic, and the call to stand under the judgment of God.
Read MoreWhat does Karl Barth have to say about Christmas? How hard is it to preach/lead worship on Christmas Eve? Why should we give God all the good verbs?
Read MoreWhat's so good about fall? Is God *really* immutable? What should we wear to weddings?
Read MoreIs there such a thing as too much coffee? Are clergy allowed to sin? Why does Paul have so much swagger?
Read MoreWhat's the best biblical story for VBS? Should we look to the Bible to help with our family problems? What does Romans tell us about the Gospel?
Read MoreWhat does it look like to be a sheep without a Shepherd? Why is God so obsessed with impossible possibilities? Is there a Pauline Gospel?
Read MoreWhat does life look like after Christmas? Is creation still happening? What is the benefit of knowing the end of the story?
Read MoreShould the church be political on Christmas Eve? How important is the passing of the peace? How small is our all?
Read MoreWhy don't we read from the prophet Joel more often? Is there anything the Spirit can't do? Is grace unacceptable?
Read MoreTaylor and I talk about everything from his favorite month of the year (Clergy Appreciation month), the Law, suffering from the sins of our parents, and my favorite summer-time treat.
Read MoreThis week we’re talking The World’s Largest Man, chronicling The Chronicles of Narnia, church birthday parties, the Nicene Creed, good harmonies, inheriting death, the unchurched, drunk disciples, and being convicted by the Spirit.
Read MoreOn the most important psalm, proper agency, life on the other side of the resurrection, the best hangover, death breath, The Sorting Hat, and subversive obedience.
Read MoreWhat does faithful living look like in the shadow of Christmas? Is there a difference between praise and gratitude? Are we allowed to wear hats to the dinner table?
Read MoreIs it possible to hear someone blushing on a podcast? What is podophobia? Should we listen to people who wear robes on Sunday? These questions and more on the latest episode of Strangely Warmed featuring your’s truly and the one and only Taylor Mertins.
Read MoreActs 3.12-19, Psalm 4, 1 John 3.1-7, Luke 24.36b-48
Read MoreIs resurrection synonymous with celebrating the spring? What should be preached on Easter Sunday? How does God show up? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guests Teer Hardy and Jason Micheli.
Read MoreOn Wesley Theological Seminary (and whether or not anything good can come from it...), the need for repetition, submissive liturgical postures, the rarity of the Word, sex and fornication, and the challenge of preaching on difficult passage
Read MoreOn wild and wonderful West Virginia, creation as conversation, reclaiming the darkness, faith as disruption, elevating the Spirit, names with definite articles, the violence of baptism, and John as the first hipster
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