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On required grief
Several years ago, I was invited to a college to give a series of lectures.
Oct 5
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August 2025
Gramsci and church counter/hegemony
How did this happen? How did fascism win?
Aug 14
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July 2025
Mid Year Book Recommendations
We are half way through 2025 and of the 32 books I’ve read so far, here are a few recommendations:
Jul 26
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June 2025
A Sermon for When the US Bombed Iran
Pacifism in a time of war
Jun 25
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May 2025
Policing is a gun
Why diffusing the definition of the police harms our hope for something better
May 26
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April 2025
Empty tomb, absent Christ, and Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Painting by Salvadoran folks artist, Fernand Llort
Apr 19
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empathy's fantasies
Politics after subject/object
Apr 1
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January 2025
Anabaptist Trumpism
The authors of "Why many of us voted for Trump" wanted understanding. I got something else.
Jan 29
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For the unity and healing of the nation
When we fight together - we win
Jan 18
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November 2024
More materialist hope, less cheap religiosity
“People have to have hope that their lives can be different.
Nov 20, 2024
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Melissa Florer-Bixler
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Learning from the failed Confessing Churches
Two days before this week’s catastrophic election, I was asked to do a Q&A with a church that utilized my book as the basis of a sermon series on Jesus…
Nov 8, 2024
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September 2024
Mercy Oduyuye and the expansiveness of African theology
I’ve been thinking about Mercy Amba Oduyuye this week, returning to her work and recalling the legacy she left in theology and in the lives of all…
Sep 17, 2024
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