I mean, I get it, Christians have wronged a lot of people over the years.  They have done this not just by sinning individually, but corporately, even institutionally.  Most problems can be traced backed to losing one's sense of identity in Christ, getting off track by worshiping other things, by becoming too invested in other … Continue reading The Narrow Path →

At the moment, I don’t recall who coined the saying, “it’s not what’s taught, it’s what’s caught.” However, it has stuck with me since early in my spiritual walk. The idea is that, particularly in a church setting, the leadership might verbally teach all the right things, but at a less conscious level the audiences … Continue reading Clergy, Laity, and What You Catch →