“I’m Concerned For Your Soul”
When a loved one says “I’m concerned for your soul,” how do you respond? My letter on repentance, humility, careful study, and trusting God over doctrine.
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Peter’s Vision and Becoming a Trans Ally
I wrote a piece for Whosoever.org recently about my experience mentoring a trans woman before I was an ally. It was published on August 12, 2026. I wanted to share it here. From their Mission Statement: “Whosoever exists to help LGBTQ+ people experience and explore Christian faith free from fear, guilt and shame — and
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Blurring Into Detail
An engineer’s confession: how stepping back from biblical inerrancy – letting the details blur – revealed a bigger, more loving God than precision ever could.
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O Death, Where Is Thy Sting?
I’ve been quietly haunted by a fear: that I’m in my mid-50s, finally have something worth passing on, but have nobody to pass it on to – and that time is not in my favor. Then something cracked open for me. What if death doesn’t end the call to make disciples? What if it’s not even close to the end of my usefulness to the Kingdom – because eternity is embodied, on a restored earth, with real work still to do? “O death, where is thy sting?” hits completely differently when you realize the grave can’t stop what God is building in you.
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God Didn’t Answer the Prayer of Jesus Either
If you grew up in evangelical Christianity, you probably learned a version of prayer that treats God like a cosmic vending machine – put in the right coin, get out the answer you want. But what if that’s not how prayer works at all? This post explores two very different theologies of what Jesus came to do, and how each one shapes what we expect when we pray. If you’re deconstructing your faith but want to stay Christian, this might reframe the question in a way that actually helps.
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Heaven Is Not Your Destination
Is heaven really where you go when you die? A biblical and historical case that heaven is the source – not the destination – of God’s Kingdom.
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Tokenizing God
What if the very way your brain processes information is actively distorting your picture of God – and driving you to harm other people in God’s name?
Why Many Evangelicals Misunderstand Universal Reconciliation
Most of the time that conservative Christians encounter the doctrine of universal reconciliation, they usually describe it with a bunch of caricatures, and I thought it would be useful to discuss those caricatures and contrast them to the truth about this doctrine.
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On the Reality of Demons
Are there such things as demons? Are the principalities and powers mentioned in the Bible real, individual, entities with independent awareness and volition?
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Incarnating the Divine
“Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done” is our privilege to bring into existence. We can incarnate the Divine to those around us, instead of waiting for Jesus to come back someday in the future.
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