Month: July 2014

Antagonisn’t

It has been interesting entering the conversation about the future of our denomination and our interest, inclination and ability to stay at the table to work things out.  While I feel strongly that we are better together than apart, I acknowledge that others feel strongly that enough is enough, it […]

Remembering Who We Are

One of the things I love about the church is that you never know what kind of impact you’re going to make on the lives of those around you.  At a very simple level, the church offers an opportunity to do good and, at the very least, do no harm.  […]

Blind-Sided

I always feel that I am serving some purpose when I blog and it turns out that I tick off everyone.  By “weighing in” on all the talk of splitting the church (officially) I have “taken sides.”  However, which side is a bit confusing and hard to determine.  Consider these […]

A Heartfelt Response

While this is a response to a comment left on my “Weighing In” post, I want to reflect more broadly and not make this a purely personal explanation.  That said, I need to go point by point here.  This comment illustrates so much of what I find indefensible in the […]

Weighing In

For the past month I have been working on a couple other projects and have been listening to other conversations.  However, dozens of people have been emailing about my “position” on the current schism debate.  I thought I would take this opportunity to weigh in. Let me be clear upfront: […]