...put simply, individualism does not necessarily entail complete independence from community, and can in fact add incredible beauty and depth to the life of an interdependent church, fostering a robust and resilient spiritual ecosystem.

This post will explore the compelling idea that a robust understanding of divine immanence might, in fact, make the concept of common grace unnecessary. It’s not about denying that God works in the world through all people, but about rethinking the framework we use to explain it.

There are words in every language that seem to carry more than their phonetic weight. They gesture toward realities that are too layered...

"Just Eat It" – And Other Unhelpful Advice If I had a penny for every time someone told me to “just eat” something I couldn’t stomach,...

The emergence of neurodiverse theology as a field of theological inquiry has often been subsumed within the broader category of...

The Church has always existed in a state of tension—between the now and the not-yet, between unity and diversity, between its historical emb

Theological Materialism and the Imago Dei: Understanding Human Identity In the modern theological landscape, the concept of the imago Dei...