We’ve spent the first weeks of Advent in the first testament of the bible looking at the prophetic words, the visions told by Isaiah that...

In the winter I am writing about, there is much darkness. Darkness of nature, darkness of event, darkness of the spirit. The sprawling...

I’m angry friends. I’m heartbroken and angry. I am not ready to “get to work”. I am not ready to “dust myself off”. I am not ready to...

This week has felt dark. This past week before the time changed felt so dark. The days and days of rain certainty aren’t helping, it was...

When I was young in the late 1990’s among my rather conservative christian friends WWJD, what would Jesus do, became a popular motto....

As a part of Bethany Theological Seminaries fall preaching series, I was asked to share about WildWood Gathering and where we see the...

In July I spent five days in the sticky-humid mountains of North Carolina attending Wild Goose Festival, a spirituality, faith and social...

Each August my family and I head up to Mt. Rainier to see the Perseid meteor shower. This year it's supposed to be extra spectacular and...

As we drove up the winding two-lane road an hour outside of Asheville North Carolina, I was prepared to loose cell phone reception. I had...

While WildWood is Christian leaning, we are not exclusive. And we certainly don’t expect you to profess any particular beliefs to be a...

Last week at a Christian conference one of the evening worship services took on a spirit all its own. While it was meaningful for many,...

The myriad of voices and perspectives represented by the original Psalm writers invites the opportunity to re-contextualize the psalms to...

In August I started seminary working toward a Masters of Divinity at Bethany Theological Seminary. It’s a big and exciting step. As a...