on Depth and Loftiness
On Depth and Loftiness… One of the most frequent irritations I have in ministry is the notion of depth. People who have been in church a long time seem…
The Crux: an illustrated, annotated, abridged, harmonized version of the Christian Bible
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_wp_text text=”The Crux is not a Bible per se. It is a tool. It’s a way for you to better understand the whole story of the Christian Bible in…
Ecclesiastes: the Cobblestone translation
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_wp_text text=”Creating a cobblestone translation of the Bible is a devotional practice that entails reading every English translation of scripture and then carefully selecting each verse that best resonates…
Sleeping Beauty: a theology of art and aesthetics
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_wp_text text=” Beauty is how God penetrates the armor of our indifference. We grow deaf so quickly to teaching and sermonizing and authority–blind to example and skill in living–sometimes…
On the metaphor of The Cue
Our weekend gathering at Westwinds is called The Cue. In theatre, a CUE is a familiar term. Whether it’s a warning, a standby, or a go, the CUE tells us…
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