Jesus just told us to be more like a corrupt accountant. I know—that should make us uncomfortable. But what if this scandalous parable reveals something profound about choosing which master we really serve?
Wrestling with faith in today’s fractured world feels overwhelming—climate anxiety, social division, and the gap between gospel promises and daily reality. Drawing from ELCA insights on living “for the life of the world,” this personal reflection explores how grace frees us from the paralysis of needing to fix everything perfectly and how ancient wisdom about divine love offers hope for our anxious times.
