3/4/21 3/4/21

Is Salvation Earned by Obedience?

3/1/21 3/1/21

The Place of Obedience

2/26/21 2/26/21

Envisioning A New Kind of Church

2/23/21 2/23/21

A Church Called Tov: Forming a Goodness Culture, by Scot McKnight and Laura Barringer

2/22/21 2/22/21

New (To Us) Wineskins for Church

2/19/21 2/19/21

It’s Time to Act: Building Now for a Better Future

2/15/21 2/15/21

Together. Wherever.

2/12/21 2/12/21

Evangelistic Flyoverism - We Flipped Acts 1:8

2/11/21 2/11/21

Poetry Column February 2021

2/9/21 2/9/21

Innovate or Die (12 Innovations For Today)

2/5/21 2/5/21

The Heinous Way Some Churches Fire Ministers

2/1/21 2/1/21

Start Somewhere: A Call to Action as it Relates to Disciple Making

2/1/21 2/1/21

February Theme: A New Wineskin For Churches

1/30/21 1/30/21

Cultivating Zoom Community

1/20/21 1/20/21

Seven Things We Learned About Church In Pandemic

1/14/21 1/14/21

Virtual Church for Actual People

1/12/21 1/12/21

Poetry Column: January

I’m grateful for the invitation to write a poetry column for Wineskins, and to share my passion for non-sappy Christian verse (and the connection with Bible passages.) The most oft-printed poem I’ve ever written appears in the Howard Publishing company hymnbook, Songs of Faith and Praise. I offer it here as a (perhaps familiar) introduction to my poetry.