Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Notes
Videos
Leaderboard
About
Theology
Latest
Top
Discussions
Betrayed On Purpose
Judas chose it freely. God planned it fully. Both, all the way, in the same breath.
Aug 10
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
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
2
A God Who Asks Nothing
The Gospel according to Christian nationalism, secular patriotism, and the god both tribes built
Jul 27
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
The Chase We Called Sanctification
Matthew McConaughey has been chasing himself for 30 years. I started at 15.
Jul 20
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
1
The Comfort We Mistook for the Cure
The Gospel According to Brené Brown — Functional Gospels #2
Jul 13
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
Orthodoxy Needs a Discipline
The church has plenty of doctrine. It's missing something else.
Jun 29
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
1
Nothing Left to Raise
For four weeks I've watched the church lay down one hard truth after another. This is what's left standing when the last one goes — and the verb we lost…
Jun 22
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
You Are Not the Sum of What You Want
The most ordinary spirituality of our age is the oldest sin in Scripture, wearing new clothes.
Jun 15
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
Hell Bent: When Deconstruction Runs Out of Scripture
A review of "Hell Bent: How the Fear of Hell Holds Christians Back from a Spirituality of Love" by Brian Recker
Jun 1
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
The Church Was Supposed to Be the One Place You Couldn't Get Rejected
Rediscovering the church God designed before the one that hurt you
May 18
•
Jacob R. Ray
3
2
2
The Bible Was Never Flat
What the Disclosure Moment Exposes About the Church's Shrunken Cosmos
May 11
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
The Most Effective Evangelizer on the Internet
What the Neeza Powers story is really about — and why Paul saw it coming
May 4
•
Jacob R. Ray
1
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
