Why Ash Wednesday Isn’t Hypocrisy (And What Grace Has to Do With It)
Jesus warned against public faith performances. So why do we wear ashes in public? The answer is the difference between performance and witness—and it changes everything.
When Our Tents Leak: What the Transfiguration Teaches Us About Surrendering Control
We try to build shelters for God’s glory—perfect faith practices, spiritual disciplines, and control over our spiritual lives. But like Peter on the mountain, our tents always leak. Here’s what the Transfiguration teaches us about letting go and letting God be our true shelter.
Faith, Upgraded: Navigating the “In-Between” of Low Vision and Grace
Born three months early and navigating life as a person with a visual disability, I’ve learned that God is often found in the “in-between.” From the NICU incubator to the pulpit, explore how Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) shaped my pastoral vocation and why limitation is often the birthplace of calling.
