“We need to put a better product on the field.” That was the line from the press conference that got me. The Denver Broncos just fired...

“We do not preach great things; we live them.” -- North African Church, circa 200AD How do we learn to take up our cross? How do we...

Every so often, I get an email asking my thoughts on worship or liturgy or our multi-congregational model. Not that I'm an expert....

Earlier this week, N. T. Wright wrote a letter to The Spectator, a paper in the UK, in response to an essay from an associate editor who...

Last week, a dear friend who is an avid reader and one of the most thoughtful Christians I know, sent me a copy of a book he had just...

What is Christian nationalism? I summarize key terms, core ideas, and the bad news and good news for Christians from an important new book.

by Glenn and Holly Packiam For well over a decade now, we have taken a few days either at the end of December or at the beginning of...

[Caveat Lector: I offer these musings as very much a work in progress. I reserve the right to redact or revise any of what follows-- I...

2020—What a year it’s been, huh? The trouble is, we have not assurance that 2021 will be much better. Yet here we are waiting. Waiting...

Can I share a personal story with you? In late July-- the day after"Worship and the World to Come"released-- I went in to see a local ENT...

Why do we care about injustice? Because God’s new creation has begun in us.

What is God saying? Is God in control? Is God at work? These questions are addressed in Wright's short new book, which I received in May.

Over the past few months, the song "The Blessing" has taken the world by storm. The original video with Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes at...

How do pastors decide what to say about current events and social issues? As the story goes, both Karl Barth and Billy Graham said...

What do we do with the pain of the world? We enter in it and groan. That is what the Son of God did. And that is what the Spirit of God...

Written and compiled by Jason Jackson March 14, 2020 Guidelines for Gatherings in Homes UPDATE: The President of the United States, the...

Over the past few months, friends have told me that they are reading “Blessed Broken Given” with their small group at church or with a...

What’s the deal with Ash Wednesday? Let me say up front that you don’t have to mark this day. It’s a Christian tradition that goes back...

There are two ways of doing theological reflection on popular art like movies. One way is to try to uncover the “operating theology” in a...

Power comes in many forms. We can be in a position of power over others because of our job title, our relational network, our expertise,...