Good, Beautiful, True: The Questions Asked at the Tree

What we really need to answer when we share our faith

Oct 5 • Jacob R. Ray

September 2026

The Deep End Can Wait

Why the strange parts of Scripture only make sense from the center

Sep 28 • Jacob R. Ray

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What Scripture Is Really Meant For

As I mentioned in my last article, one of my biggest fears is being caught without all the facts, info, or even just something to say in response.

Sep 21 • Jacob R. Ray

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In Defense of "I Don't Know"

The three words I've built my whole life around avoiding and what Paul says about them.

Sep 14 • Jacob R. Ray

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The Ledger in Your Back Pocket

Since April, I’ve worked in a customer support leadership role in financial technology.

Sep 7 • Jacob R. Ray

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August 2026

A Tale Of Two Sisters

How Control shows up in the most unlikely of places

Aug 31 • Jacob R. Ray

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Your Legs Are Fine

The preacher to the Hebrews warns you twice in ten verses. English hides the second one.

Aug 24 • Jacob R. Ray

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Known Is Scarier Than Loved

On Genesis 3, fig leaves, and the fear of being known

Aug 17 • Jacob R. Ray

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Betrayed On Purpose

Judas chose it freely. God planned it fully. Both, all the way, in the same breath.

Aug 10 • Jacob R. Ray

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The Altar We Bought Tickets To

Noah Kahan has spent the last three years telling us he’s just a guy from Vermont. On Monday night, 40,000 people sang those words back to him, and it…

Aug 3 • Jacob R. Ray

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July 2026

A God Who Asks Nothing

The Gospel according to Christian nationalism, secular patriotism, and the god both tribes built

Jul 27 • Jacob R. Ray

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The Chase We Called Sanctification

Matthew McConaughey has been chasing himself for 30 years. I started at 15.

Jul 20 • Jacob R. Ray

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