theological reflections of a post-Mormon Christian minister
I wrote this reflection for the December edition of the Luther Seminary newsletter. With a few changes, I thought I’d share it here. It’s been a season of waiting, watching, hoping. And then, in just a few days, the Christ Child will come. There will be feasts and gifts, trumpets and cymbals, visits and noise.... Continue Reading →
I wrote this essay for an epistles class I'm currently taking at Luther Seminary. Given the fact that the midterm elections are fast approaching, and the news in general is what it is, I thought it might be appropriate to share it here as a meditation on the nature of true power as revealed by... Continue Reading →
In the Mormon tradition of my youth, being a faithful person was supposed to bring happiness—no matter what was going on. To be a believer meant that you possessed a special knowledge of God’s plan of happiness that other people weren’t fortunate enough to understand. The best way to share your knowledge was to develop... Continue Reading →
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