Yesterday good friend and former Everyday Liturgy contributor Kevin Boddecker got married. To celebrate their nuptials, here are two selections of Kevin’s posts from the blog archives: “Dancing with God”
Building on the sharing of our collective experiences and understandings of the Christian faith concerning infant and adult baptism I want to open up the next series to you, the
I’ve started to read Job again, and since many consider it to be the earliest recorded book of the Old Testament I have been thinking about the great narrative of
I believe thinking about theological diversity within the local church will become a necessity of the church in the post-Christian era. We can no longer afford to be divisive and
My review of Marcus Goodyear’s book of poetry Barbies at Communion is published in the most recent edition of the Englewood Review of Books. An excerpt: What strikes the reader
Reading Brett McCracken’s Hipster Christianity piqued my interest in how to refrain from making worship “cool.” It’s a temptation that we all fall into, as worship has suddenly become something
The theological systems of believer’s baptism and infant baptism seem to conflict in irreconcilable ways. The theological implications of infant baptism are too much, too soon for those who favor
