Confession
Confession Is Such a Churchy Word
When the Holy Spirit takes an ax to our metaphorical trees of emotional baggage and sin.
January 28-February 3
Click-Bait Documentaries, Personal Brands, Clown Club Confessions, and Email Anxiety
The Transcendent Power of Listening
Confessions of an Average Person
Confessions From Social Media’s Dr. Frankenstein
On The Social Dilemma and the Endless Struggle to Think Well of Ourselves
Eff-up Nights: Breaking the Power of Failure and Shame
“Americans Play to Win All the Time. I Wouldn’t Give a Hoot in Hell for a Man who Lost and Laughed.”
I’m a Believer … But Not Yet
God Can Handle Our Unbelief
My Besetting Sin: A Reflection on Mass Shootings
This past weekend, I came face-to-face with one of my besetting sins. “Besetting sins,” as […]
A Welcomed Interrogation
John le Carré knows spy craft. A master of espionage fiction, he also once served […]
After Confession: From the Church, the Couch, and Civilized Life
This post comes to us from Geoff Holsclaw, who was featured on the Mockingcast last week. […]
Robert Capon on the Purpose of Confession
Some Lenten wisdom from the boss, via the Prodigal son chapter in Kingdom, Grace and […]
Including That One: The Absolution of a Halitosis Hater
A stop-you-in-your-tracks story of grace from the first chapter of Nadia Bolz-Weber’s new book, Accidental Saints: […]
Shining Some Light on True Detective, Season Two
This season of True Detective has – to say the least – not lived up […]
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