Today on #OffTheHighway, Ken Wytsma dares to suggest that Doubt is an important and even necessary aspect of the faith-life. In response, I offer this “worth a thousand words” reply to Ken’s thoughts:
How Comfortable is Jesus with Doubt?
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With the Faith and Culture Writers Conference coming soon (and all the work we are doing to make it an incredible event for everyone), it got me thinking about writing . . . . Today on #OffTheHighway, The Shack and Cross Roads author, William Paul Young (FCWC featured speaker), addresses an issue for which he is, […]
Know Creator? Then Know Creation w/ Randy Woodley: My Response
On yesterday’s episode of #OffTheHighway, Dr. Randy Woodley shared a couple of thoughts on why, perhaps, many of us do not tangibly experience God. It is a thought-provoking 3 minutes that you can check out here. Dr. Woodley states that we have made the Creation to be unnatural and the unnatural (human-manufactured) world to be […]
Joshua Ryan Butler on “The Logic of Hell”: My Response
Just to set your expectations. Off The Highway is not a fluke or a phase. We intend to produce 3 new episodes every week, posting one each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday morning. Look for them and join the conversations in the comments. Also, let us know of anyways they can be more appealing. It has […]
“Why Does God Hide?” with Romal Tune: My Response
On today’s episode of #OffTheHighway, Romal Tune, author of “God’s Graffiti” answers my question, “Why do you think God hides from us?” Romal’s entire answer is really worth a listen, but there was one moment that stopped me in my tracks. Roman said, “For me, I think that I project my abandonment issues onto God.” […]
Helping Christians Understand LGBT Related Issues w/ Michael Kimpan: My Response
Today, in my beloved Portland, Oregon, the Gay Christian Network is hosting their annual conference #GCNConf, themed “Together at the Table.” Welcome GCN to Portland. In the spirit of neighborliness, on today’s #OffTheHighway episode, Michael Kimpan, the Executive Director of the Marin Foundation, offers a library of ideas and resources for those who care enough to better understand […]
Sneak Peak… New Video: “Universal Question… Deserves Fresh Imagination”
This video is scheduled to release next week, but I can’t keep it from my friends any longer. Enjoy this lovely, fast-moving ALOOF conversation with some of my favorite and most insightful friends:
Universalism, W. Paul Young: My Response
On today’s episode of “Off the Highway”, Paul Young, author of “Cross Roads” and “The Shack” takes a few minutes to unpack a label that he is often accused of, at least some people treat it like an accusation. And let me add, as Paul does in the video, we use accusations and labels to […]