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
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.”
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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