Seeking Other Seas
I can’t understand much of what he’s saying, though I desperately wish I could. In this small way, I catch a glimpse of the culture shock that awaits the luckiest of these boys.
Again and Again: A Song for Lent
There's lament - “Why are things so broken – again and again – where has all the mercy gone.” But also this gratitude – "again and again"– in the midst of it all, "God’s love remains."
How to Do Church During a Pandemic
Especially during a time when it feels like we are all suffering, when no one is really “healthy” and giving out of an abundance of energy, time, or resources, I battle two conflicting motivations.
La’s Skid Row Doesn’t Need Sean Feucht’s ‘Revival’
In an attempt to defend his event, Feucht accused these pastors of preventing him from “bringing Jesus to the streets of LA.” Dear Sean: Jesus is already on Skid Row.
Cathedral of the Tropics and Worshipping Through a Pandemic
Our reactions and feelings of loss toward having our weekly temple worship stripped away might reveal something of an idolatry within us. Have we become too dependent, too anchored, too confined to the temple walls and to the warm fuzzies we get from the familiarity with our siblings in the church?
White Church Leaders’ Praise + Protest Pledge
We come together to express our commitment towards fighting racial injustice in our own spheres of influence and America at large.
Waking Up
I turn my face with hand upraised
overwhelmed by the rays of truth
That illuminate injustice
The Coalition For Praise and Protest Statement
If ever there was a time for the church to regain its leadership in integrous, prophetic music that can bring about lasting change, it is now.
Should White Christians Be Praising God?
But the worship was only in music and word, and perhaps thought—not in the concrete economic, social, and policy decisions of those in power.
Not Another Sunday: People of Faith Commit to Anti-Racism Work
Committing to not letting one more Sunday pass without addressing racism, white supremacy, and police brutality overtly from the pulpit.