I’m going to say things that have been said before by many others. You will not find anything new here. It may sound different than what may be expected from someone like me but it … Read More
Places and Spaces
“I like this place,” Jimmy M. said as we drove back to Daystar on the uneven, craggy pavement from Little Amps. “I feel like it’s a place I can grow, plant some roots, and change … Read More
The Effects of Justice Work
Dietrich Bonhoeffer once said, “We are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself.” What we often see in our … Read More
A Taste Of Grace
William Paul Young, the author of The Shack, was at the Best Western in Harrisburg in early March of this year. Our friends, Tom Kaden and Mike Gingerich, invited us to attend their banquet sponsored … Read More
Migrations Of The Holy: Part 2 – Shifts In Being
In the first part of this series, we talked through the shift in thinking many in the church have had as it relates to political affiliation and effectiveness. Here’s what I saw/see: many are choosing … Read More
Who Cares About Injustice?
Charlie Hebdo and the massacre of 12 satirical cartoonists, 2 police officers, and 3 Jewish shoppers rightfully brought the world to Paris. It was more than a terroristic threat; it is a threat to a … Read More
Migrations Of The Holy: Part 1
“Migrations of the Holy” is a term coined by British Historian John Bossy, and used as the title of a book by William Cavanaugh. The book by Cavanaugh will be my “dialogue” partner as I … Read More