I recently saw this photo floating around the facebook world and have been meditating on it all week. I am constantly thinking about ways Sunday

I’m in awe of the scholarly and thoughtful work by my colleagues Theresa Latini and Debra Rienstra.  I feel grateful for the vibrant conversation that many of you

Theresa Latini’s recent blog post on vocation has sparked a lot of energy in me. (I think she has sparked a lot of energy for

The incarnation – This is the heart of my theology. The flesh: body, feelings, thinking, desire, touching, fighting colds, crying because of joy, butterflies in

Throughout the season of Advent the church is invited to reflect on hope, peace, joy, and love. The third week of Advent – joy –

 Shame  (noun) a. A painful emotion caused by a strong sense of guilt, embarrassment, unworthiness, or disgrace. b. A great disappointment.  What do you regard as most

I’ve got a confession: I love Halloween Halloween invites us to imagine who we want to be and dress up as whatever we envision. This