Most of these posts are born out of a time when I was very frustrated with the church. To a degree, that’s still the case, but I write less about it now. If you’re looking for writing about focuses on what the Christian message is (rather than what it isn’t), you’ll probably be better served by browsing my sister-site, Faith in Grey Places.
- Actually, sometimes it’s right to say ‘love your neighbour’ more often than ‘love God’
- I cannot believe the church’s responsibility is so small that we get to shrug and try better next time.
- Are your thoughts and prayers with … the system? Maybe they should be.
- I heard a talk on penal substitutionary atonement; here’s what happened when I complained
- I heard a talk on penal substitutionary atonement; it tainted the ‘good’ in Good Friday
- Dear Christians: non-conformity is not the path to transformation
- Dear Christians: Daniel is not the distinctive role model you think he is
- When we don’t explain the Trinity, the gospel gets ugly (especially for wives)
- A brain-dump about purity: this time, I think I really might change the world
- What? A study on Nehemiah? And The Gospel Coalition wrote it?
