Theology of Glory
Bruised Reeds, Faint Wicks, & Sick Days
As much as I’ve professed to be a theologian of the cross, I still fall into the pit of the theology of glory.
17 Years at Mars Hill: Life After Disillusionment
I’m glad to be off the energy-drink-Christianity bullet train, and my overall health is better off for it.
A Theology of Glory and the Archegos Meltdown
Success and Failure are Notoriously Unreliable Gauges of Divine Favor, for Investing or for Any Human Endeavor
Reconciling Sorrow with Grace in Noname’s “Telefone …
Pain And Joy Are Neighbors, Never Diametrically Opposed Or Mutually Exclusive
What (Not) to Do When There Is a War on Everything
Of all the noble feelings which fill the human heart in the exciting tumult of […]
Walker Percy on Distraction and Selfhood – Scott Johnson
Nuclear winter, malaise, transcendence, and an amiable dude in khakis — all this and more […]
“Have a Token Lent” and Other Seasonal Suggestions fro …
John L’Heureux was a Jesuit for 17 years before he quit in ’71 and got […]
From Matt Johnson’s Getting Jesus Wrong
Another great find from our friend Luke Mackinnon. Getting Jesus Wrong, written by Matt Johnson, […]
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