“Ashes and Embers”
WhovianPastor
The air is thick with smoke,a haze of grief and flame,while the earth cries out,and the skies echo its pain. California burns,but this is not a punishment,not a wrathful handor…
Theology
“The Danger of Literalism: Why the Flood Narrative Doesn’t Explain California Wildfires”
When disasters like the California wildfires strike, some people reach for biblical narratives to explain them. Among these, the story of Noah’s Flood is often cited, with claims that such…
When Wildfires Burn: Addressing Flawed Theology and the Heart of God
Every year, wildfires ravage the landscape of California, leaving in their wake lost lives, displaced families, and devastated communities. These tragedies often prompt questions about divine justice, suffering, and the…
Being Queer and Christian in the 21st Century: Embracing the Tension and the Hope
To be queer and Christian in the 21st century is to live in a space of profound tension and, simultaneously, transformative hope. For many, these identities seem mutually exclusive—a claim…
Your Congregation Deserves Better Than “Mary, Did You Know”
Rev. Jacob Nault
Yes, I said it. Lots of folks like the song for a couple of reasons: it’s pretty, and it talks about the healings of Jesus in ways that work well…
my daily prayer…
Ever-Present God, I come before You today, seeking Your strength and guidance. You have created me in Your image, and I know that I am fearfully and wonderfully made by…
Holding True to Your Faith While Embracing Liberation Theology
As someone deeply invested in studying theology, I’ve come to realize that faith is not a static thing—it’s dynamic, living, and constantly evolving. While many of us have grown up…
A Theological Reflection on Psalm 84: A Progressive Christian Interpretation
Introduction Psalm 84, a profound hymn of devotion and longing, stands as one of the most cherished texts within the Psalter. It captures the essence of spiritual yearning and the…