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Sanctified in the truth
Many Christians struggle with the word “sanctified”. Because it seem presumptuous. And we don’t know how to feel about it.
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What is truth?
There is both sin and grace at the heart of the church’s tradition of Good Friday. Our first task is acknowledging this truth.
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How rejecting conspiracy theories can actually obscure the truth
Most of us understand that conspiracy theories are fake. But in rejecting them, we miss the very means of disrupting them.
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Dealing with divine authority in the truthiness era
Digging into the confrontation over authority in this week’s gospel, we might make interesting connections with our own conversations.
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The way media unintentionally keeps us uninformed
There is one thing the press refuses to take responsibility for: the effect of considering important knowledge “unnewsworthy”.
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Between Pentecost and Trinity Sunday
Moving from Pentecost to Trinity Sunday means, once again, switching gospels. To one with some valuable context.
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Get a Colonoscopy
A headline can be technically true and be wrong. And sometimes it isn’t even accurate to say it is technically true.
