I can picture it happening. Someone hears about my new novel, Mirrobius, and decides to check out my website to learn more about me. The first image that they see is of me in a robe and stole with the word “Minister” layered over top. At that point, they may have a natural inclination toContinue reading “Mirrobius is a Spiritual Book (But Not That Kind)”
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Johnnie Walker Spirituality
As I made my way through every Oscar nominee for Best Picture the past couple of months, the movie American Fiction stood out as one of my favorites. It stars the incomparable Jeffrey Wright as a struggling author who becomes so frustrated with what kind of Black art sells that he fires off a satiricalContinue reading “Johnnie Walker Spirituality”
How to Stifle a Culture of Call
Here’s an obvious thing: those who discern a call to ministry, do so in a variety of ways. The shape that a calling may take is unique to the gifts, life experience, and interests of the particular person discerning it. For as long as most church structures have existed, the primary form that such aContinue reading “How to Stifle a Culture of Call”
