What did Rahner mean when he wrote that the Christian of the future will either be a "mystic" or will cease to be anything at all? Here is a reflection on these well-known words.
The Devout Christian of the Future
Are We Drifting Toward a Religion Without Awe?
A reflection on Evelyn Underhill's caution regarding "Practical Christianity."
Now that the Strong Man Is Bound: My Sermon on Mark 3:20-35
Jesus came to bind the strong man, Satan, so that we would be free to live out Jesus' mission. Here is my sermon on Mark 3:20-35.
Qoheleth’s Seasons
A sonnet inspired by the words of the great teacher, Qoheleth, in the Book of Ecclesiastes.
Restless Until We Rest in God
A reflection on why Augustine's most well-known statement is one of my favorite quotes, and what it has taught me about myself and God.
What Are You Looking For?
This is another in my series exploring Scripture's most compelling questions, in this case the first question asked by Jesus in the Gospel of John.
Prayer: A Poem by Evelyn Underhill
Prayer: A Poem by Evelyn Underhill
Doing What Is Right in the Sight of the Lord: A Reflection on Chronicles
A brief reflection on First and Second Chronicles and what it means to "do what is right in the sight of the Lord."
Holy, Holy, Holy Is the Lord: My Sermon on Isaiah 6:1-8
Here is my sermon on Isaiah's magnificent vision in the Temple as we celebrate Holy Trinity Sunday.
Everything They Owned Was Held in Common: A Devotion on Acts 4:32-5:11
In this guest post, Seminarian Katie Laurence compares and contrasts the stories of Barnabas with Ananias and Sapphira from the Book of Acts, and ponders what their stories teach us about being the church today.
My Pastoral Ponderings 