My Treasure Tree
This is what I read at my mom’s memorial service.
Read More My Treasure TreePride vs. Pleasure
What I am about to do might ruffle everybody’s feathers. But I am in good company because I think King Josiah also ruffled everybody’s feathers.
Read More Pride vs. PleasureSeven thoughts on why I Don’t think NSA Should Have Used the Middle Finger in their Ad
The ad, while trying to be serratedly edgy, instead lost its edge on this one.
Read More Seven thoughts on why I Don’t think NSA Should Have Used the Middle Finger in their AdYou’ll Be Better Off For Reading This
A joke I made up late one night.
Read More You’ll Be Better Off For Reading ThisRoto-Rooter Theology #5: Jesus and the Clown
Romans 8:28, Genesis 50:20
Read More Roto-Rooter Theology #5: Jesus and the ClownFor They Shall See God
The Laughter of Aaron Pomeroy
Read More For They Shall See GodNebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Bonus Post
Perhaps the whole thing could be called “The journey of a king who had a bad dream and ended up helping the poor.”
Read More Nebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Bonus PostNebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Part Three
The king’s pride was completely obliterated under the merciful discipline of God, who then returned everything with some extra.
Read More Nebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Part ThreeNebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Part Two
Not only has he shown light on the darkness of the king’s dreams, he has also burned hotter than the king’s fury.
Read More Nebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Part TwoNebuchadnezzar and the Trinity: Part One
God led King Nebuchadnezzar through a threefold process in his journey of faith. If we look closely, we can see ways in which this is trinitarian.
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Forgiving Gollum 