I was called, like Jeremiah, to speak the words of God, and it was a fire in my bones that I could not shut up.
But I couldn’t? Could I? I, a woman, could not speak, preach, or teach the Scriptures to a mixed group of men and women, certainly not from a pulpit on Sunday morning! But… why not?
Theology through the lens of story
How far are we willing to go for the sake of our national identity? Whom are we willing to evoke to maintain our national power?
Alix E. Harrow masterfully probes at the underpinnings of nationalism and politics in The Everlasting, critiquing the all-consuming modern nationalist ambition—a timely critique in 2025.
Is love worth the risk? Even at the cost of your body, heart, and soul?
Is the world fundamentally evil or is it good? Christians have long argued for the total depravity of the human condition, but does this mean that the human expressions of art, music, and beauty are evil? Could it be that God created humans and all their creativity as good?