Portraits of Wickedness Part 2: No One is Too Far Gone
Let’s continue our exploration of wickedness archetypes. Be sure to read Part 1 first. State-Endorsed Wickedness—Jezebel Jezebel used royal power to entrench […]
Portraits of Wickedness Part 1: There’s a Type for Everyone
After I wrote my article about my Bathsheba-sized sin, I wanted to journal about one of the greatest redemption tales ever […]
Could Church Be More Than We Think?
This post is about church, but to help you understand it, I have to speak about home first. I live […]
Nonconformist God
Be yourself. Nothing you do or that you are surprises God. He is the one who gradually modulates you as […]
Runs Girls and Economic Church Dynamics
Lately, I’ve been thinking about “Runs Girls.” For the uninformed, a Runs Girl is Nigerian slang for a young woman […]
My Bathsheba Sin
This year, I committed my “Bathsheba sin.” But it’s been a long time coming. Bathsheba is that egregious thing you […]
Zoe and the Corporate Life
You might wonder what the eternal life of God, Zoe, has to do with corporate life. For context, Zoe is […]
Avoidable Sorrow
Yesterday, I was thinking about sorrow, sadness, and pain that are avoidable but happen anyway. Beyond Your Control or Human […]
How Do You Use Social Media
How Do You Use Social Media? I limited my social media use for three reasons: 1. Bad news was polluting […]
Do What Matters
I spent two hours listening to the music industry podcast “And the Writer Is” featuring Jon Bellion. I was surprised […]