This week, I wrote about why Christianity might actually be the best therapy we're not talking about. Turns out, when you strip away the culture war noise and performance anxiety, you find something that addresses our deepest psychological needs in ways that actually work…
Why Christianity is Actually Good for Your Mental Health
The brilliant author, Francis Spufford, wrote an epic book (yes, with the most epic subtitle) years ago called Unapologetic: Why, Despite Everything, Christianity Can Still Make Surprising Emotional Sense.
Notes of the week
Homily of the week
I have this confession about hosting people... it involves ceiling fans, baseboards, and a lot of muttering through gritted teeth. In last week's message on Luke 10:38-42, I unpacked how our hosting anxiety reveals something deeper about grace, performance, and what it means to discover we're actually guests at God's table. Turns out, love really does matter more than matching napkins…