The Vice of Victimhood as Virtue

The Vice of Victimhood as Virtue

by | May 19, 2018 | Article

The Vice of Victimhood as Virtue There’s this overwhelming desire in all of us to police the sin we see everyone else committing before we deal with our own, and I know this because Jesus warned us of it in Matthew 7. I know this practically because of how many...
Almost: an addendum since releasing this episode

Almost: an addendum since releasing this episode

by | Feb 25, 2018 | Article

Almost: an addendum since releasing this episode Psalm 116 tells us that, “Gracious is the LORD and righteous; yes, our God is compassionate.” And it is in a commitment to those words that I write this. God is gracious, therefore we must strive to be...
#MeToo, But God

#MeToo, But God

by | Oct 30, 2017 | Article

#MeToo, But God Unlike most viral trends inspired by mealy-mouthed feminist icons, my immediate reaction to this one was not repulsion—it was heartbreak. Waking up to see people I know and love posting “Me too” was a smack in the face. It started because...
Excess, Minimalism, & Idolatry All the Same

Excess, Minimalism, & Idolatry All the Same

by | Oct 13, 2017 | Article

Excess, Minimalism, & Idolatry All the Same There are some admirable concepts that are a part of the minimalist/small house movement. The desire to pull out of debt, only own what you need, live within your means, they are all good, and I would argue, Biblical...