One of the blessings of the work I do is that people turn to me when they don’t believe they can turn to anyone else. They allow me close proximity
Years ago, I sat on a panel discussion on “Progressive Christianity”. The host’s first request of the panelists was to describe what Progressive Christianity meant to them. My new friend, the Reverend Vince
“You seem really angry lately.” Someone said that to me recently—and at first it really pissed me off. I instantly mounted a spirited, vigorous defense laying out the reasons she had assessed me
I know lots of loud Christians, though these days I am finding too many of them are selectively loud. They live at a high volume and know no inside voice—but only when it
One of the blessings of the work I do is that people turn to me when they don’t believe they can turn to anyone else. They allow me close proximity
Years ago, I sat on a panel discussion on “Progressive Christianity”. The host’s first request of the panelists was to describe what Progressive Christianity meant to them. My new friend, the Reverend Vince
“You seem really angry lately.” Someone said that to me recently—and at first it really pissed me off. I instantly mounted a spirited, vigorous defense laying out the reasons she had assessed me
I know lots of loud Christians, though these days I am finding too many of them are selectively loud. They live at a high volume and know no inside voice—but only when it