A sermon from a ruptured preacher on Matthew 4:12–23. Exploring the end of respectable religion, border-town politics, and the rough edge of God's seizing call.

A sermon on learning to walk again, the addictive rush of being right, and what it actually means to "come and see" in John 1:29-42.

On ruptured tendons, the calculus of grace, and why I’m not auditioning for 2026.

Thoughts on rest, from a couch I'm not allowed to leave.

Mark 1:16–20 as the Gospel in Miniature

Why so much of what we think God said actually causes deep harm – and what the Bible really reveals about grace, presence, and love.

But peace has never come the way we expected it.

This isn't about fireworks. It's about fire. And truth. And the ache of liberty not yet realized.

Not every post wrapped in Scripture is biblical. Christian nationalism isn’t Christianity. Silence isn’t an option for those who know Jesus.

On Juneteenth, justice, and staying awake in a world unraveling

The gospel of a eunuch, the gospel for the ones left out.

Learning to laugh with God again.

What if peace doesn’t ride in with applause—but with tears?

How the Church Turned a Story of Injustice into a Weapon of Exclusion

How ancient trauma shaped purity laws—and why Jesus moves us beyond them.

It is easy to believe that peace is something waiting for us at the end of all things.

(a prayer after the weight of revenge, the ache of release, and the whisper of the Spirit)

Wake Up

Somewhere, in the middle of the night, you wake up and check your phone.

O Voice that will not be silenced,

O Voice that trembles through history,

Of all the commandments in Scripture, Sabbath is the one we are reminded of the most.