Discipleship As A Personal, Subjective Experience
Blog posts took a serious back seat in order to finish this book. It’s honestly driving me nuts not having it done, but that’s an old perfectionist/addict thing—I want it…
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A Tabernacle Secret Hidden in Plain Sight: Acacia & Entheogens
For the last several months, I’ve been working on a book: The Son of Man & Its Mystic Awakening. What follows isn’t core to the book, but it’s honest work—an…
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Judas & Jesus: Love Your Enemy
🔒 Patron-Only Content Don't be offended. This post is part of the Drunk Pastor Patreon archive. There are plenty of curious musings and ramblings. Patrons get access to exclusive posts, behind-the-scenes…
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The Radical Hope of Resurrection: Reimagining 1 Corinthians 15 in a Global World
This blog post will be included in the next draft of The Coming of Son of Man book on Patreon. It began as an article assignment for a guest piece…
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Ancient Mysteries and Modern Faith: The Syncretistic Roots of Christianity
For a year now, I’ve been fascinated by the spiritual customs and teachings of the ancient world—a tapestry woven through death cults and mystery traditions spanning the Ancient Near East,…
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The Son of Man and the Fig Tree: Unpacking Luke 21’s Ambigious End Times Invitation
I try to wrestle honestly with Scripture, history, and our modern times – and it can be messy. Today, we’re previewing a section from my “booklet” (about 35,000 words) that…
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The Empathy Debate: Biblical Definitions, Misconceptions, and the Cultural Struggle in Our Time
In today’s media maelstrom, empathy stands at the center of an ideological battle. Across headlines and social media, pundits, scientists, and church leaders fiercely debate whether empathy is a vital…
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Good Fruit & Fresh Springs: Unraveling the Chiastic Structure & Old Testament Allusions of James 3:9-12
In a guest post on Progressive Christianity covering the first part of James 3:1-8, we looked at some Noahic allusions, illustrating our personal communication’s constructive and destructive nature. All of…
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Not Just a Davidic King: The Flight ofJesus & Jeroboam To Egypt
🔒 Patron-Only Content Don't be offended. This post is part of the Drunk Pastor Patreon archive. There are plenty of curious musings and ramblings. Patrons get access to exclusive posts, behind-the-scenes…
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Cutting Through Empires: Joshua 5, The Commander of The Army of The Lord, & A Dramatic “No”
The toppling of Jericho’s walls in Joshua 6 isn’t merely a faith-based military climax—it’s the dramatic punctuation to a narrative that stretches back to Genesis. You’re not alone if you…
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