Deepening Your Spiritual Journey
Explore reflections that inspire growth, challenge your beliefs, and connect you more profoundly with your faith community.
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Bless the Lord, O My Soul
We often begin prayer by asking—but the ancient way begins with blessing. Drawing from scripture, liturgy, and personal practice, this reflection explores how blessing God helps us remember who God is and who we…
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What Paul Saw—And What He Couldn’t Have Seen
Paul never saw a Christ-centered, monogamous same-sex marriage—but we have. When we judge based on Romans 1 alone, we miss the heart of the Gospel: that all have sinned, all need grace, and love…
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Take the Church Out of Politics
Churches are called to speak prophetically into public life—but endorsing political candidates risks dividing the body of Christ and confusing the Gospel with partisan power. It’s time to reclaim the pulpit for evangelism, not…
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Let Those Who Have Ears Hear
After a heated online thread was removed, I was reminded why I write: to ask hard questions in love, to speak truth with tenderness, and to hold space for those wounded by bad theology.…
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Harp in Hand, Eyes on the Horizon
God often forms us in quiet ways—through daily prayer, unexpected callings, and small acts of faithfulness. In this reflection on Psalm 18, Acts 10, and Luke 24, I explore how the Spirit is preparing…
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Does God Identify as Male? A Theological Reflection on Divine Identity
If God—eternal and uncontainable—can choose how to be known, why do we struggle to honor the identities of one another? This reflection explores divine self-revelation, gendered language, and the sacred dignity of human self-understanding.
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Beneath the Leaves: Learning to Pause
A reflection on the quiet, sacred moments beneath the fig tree—where rest, presence, and divine encounter reshape how we move through the world.
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Radical Grace and the Reckoning of the Church
As The Episcopal Church reckons with its legacy of privilege and its present call to resistance, we are invited into something deeper than partisanship—into radical grace. This reflection responds to Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe’s…
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A Hymn for This Hour
A reflection on hymn #596 from The Hymnal 1982 and how its prophetic call for wisdom and courage meets the urgency of this national moment.
Under the Fig Tree 