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When God Meets You in the Sleepless Nights: The Real Meaning of Emmanuel

Lying awake at 2 a.m. with impossible choices? Joseph was too. Discover what Emmanuel really means when you’re stuck between hard options and God seems silent. The Christmas story you need when life doesn’t make sense.

When the Light Feels Too Bright: The Invitation of Metanoia

26 January 2026

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The Most Awkward Conversation That Started Christianity: What Jesus’ First Disciples Teach Us About Following God

18 January 2026

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When Jesus Said, “Let Me Receive:” The Radical Act of Accepting Grace

11 January 2026

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Recalculating: What the Wise Men Teach Us About Starting Fresh in 2026

4 January 2026

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The Sacred Reset Button We Actually Need

1 January 2026

What I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Deconstruction

Deconstruction isn’t destruction. What I wish someone had told me about questioning faith, navigating doubt, and rebuilding a theology that actually fits.

Disability Theology 101: Why Your Church Needs This Conversation

5 January 2026

The Sacred Reset Button We Actually Need

1 January 2026

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Why ‘Please Stand’ Is a Theology Problem

8 December 2025

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Why I’m Building a Progressive Christian Brand That Centers Disability

1 December 2025

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What Is Progressive Christianity?

30 November 2025

Why ‘Please Stand’ Is a Theology Problem

“Please stand” seems harmless—until you realize those two words reveal an entire theology about whose bodies matter and who the church imagined when it designed worship.