Tag: Jesus
Thoughts on the Anglican Way:
And…Apparently becoming a Pagan: Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner If you’re not on Twitter you may not have seen a tweet from someone within the SBC calling Beth Moore “basically a Pagan.” The reference, I...
A Response to John Cooper’s Deconstruction Comments.
Bands like Skillet and Seventh Day Slumber have thrived in an industry that has continued to seek relevancy through increasing irrelevance.
The Great Divorce (Of a Nation)
C.S Lewis's depiction of Hell is a blueprint to understanding what is happening to America today.
The Human Race
“Look in my eyes, touch my face, we’re just limping along in the human race.” – Jars of Clay. Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner Many of you know that have been and will always be...
Reflections on the Feast of the Holy Innocents
To All the Families Who Have Lost Children this Year. Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner I cannot believe it has been almost 4 years since we miscarried little Shalom, but yet, we cross this Christmas...
An Unserious Meme for an Unserious People.
At the Intersection between Christian Culture Wars and Conservative Meme Wars lies the most unserious of memes. Rev. Jonathan Faulkner Of all the NASCAR news we had to consume this year, including Darrell “Bubba”...
“This is the Temple of the Lord”
On Institutional Protection and the protection of institutions. Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner One of the ideas that drew me to ideological conservativism when I first read Edmund Burke was the place and role of...
The Political Captivity of White American Evangelicalism.
Church History is repeating itself, and why Pew’s numbers are concerning Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner In 1520 the monk-turned-reformer Martin Luther wrote a treatise called: “On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church>” In which...
A Life of Proven Faith
What Does Assisi have to do with Jerusalem or even us today? Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner There are just some moments in Church History that, if I had a time machine or a DeLorean...
What Erin Saw
One Little moment lets you know the world will be okay. Rev. Jonathan David Faulkner Let me start this story by telling you that I did not witness this, I heard the story from...