World Beyond Words
Imperfect, abnormal, disabled in the eyes of the world, “despised and rejected of men,” it is they who meet life with the indomitable strength of the divine realm, while I faint and falter before every obstacle.
What Does It Mean To Be Disembodied?
Reembodied people reembody others: they help give back all the pieces of life that get boxed, cut-off, disintegrated, scorned.
Where Do I Put My Body this Advent?
And so dear friends, let the darkness cradle your weary body close. Then gather your candles, and find a place stand.
On Thanksgiving: An Honest Home in the Uncomfortable ‘Both’
But this little plot of land, where my son swings from oak branches beside the bayou . . . where we make mashed potatoes for three instead of twenty-three . . . where I call home . . . is much more than just a settler's trophy. We live in Caddo territory, or so it was before the Treaty of Cession of 1835.
Why We Do Not Celebrate Columbus Day
Christopher Columbus may have been a daring adventurer... but he is not someone we want our kids to think of as a hero or role model.
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Cathedral of the Tropics and Worshipping Through a Pandemic
Our reactions and feelings of loss toward having our weekly temple worship stripped away might reveal something of an idolatry within us. Have we become too dependent, too anchored, too confined to the temple walls and to the warm fuzzies we get from the familiarity with our siblings in the church?
Fire in the Sky: On Divisions and Forgiveness
Our country is at the boiling point in the divide between these two people groups. We listen to different news sources and make up our minds accordingly. There is a great evil that perpetrates false conspiracy theories with the intent to divide us.
Beauty for Weary Souls
In ways which facts and arguments will never reach us, beauty has a way of bypassing our heads and going straight to our hearts.
Dear Christians, It’s Time to Take Creation Care Seriously
Respect for the earth isn’t worship; it’s a reflection of our worship of our Creator.
Lessons From the Fog (And This Pandemic)
"I couldn’t help but compare the grounded cloud around me to the world’s persisting and shared experience with the Coronavirus"