Thanksgiving is a simple narrative about friendship in unlikely places. We examine why we love these stories and how they can be harmful.

My new short film The Forest is now live! I discuss the process of bringing this film to life and how beauty is a gateway to God.

As the effects of the pandemic persist, volunteerism is at an all-time low. Can the Indian meal moth tell us why?

Some of America's best athletes struggling to perform in Tokyo. Is it unrealistic expectations? Mental fatigue? Or something much deeper?

In this post I review two progressive Christian authors: Brian Holley's The God I Left Behind and Rusty Williams' Doubt on Trial.

I'm working on a new book about spirituality called Restorative Beauty. Read the story of how it came about along with the introduction.

On March 16, Robert Aaron Long killed eight people. This article examines how Long's Christian beliefs motivated him to commit this crime.

As a psychologist, I work with people who have been abused physically, sexually and emotionally. I'm here to tell you healing is possible.

As we anticipate colonizing other planets like Mars, it begs the question: is this what humans were always meant to do?

As we come to the end of 2020, there is one word that keeps ringing around in my mind—tumultuous. This has been one of the most...

After more than a year of hunting down interviews, editing audio and writing narration, Season 2 of the Restorative Faith is live!

I want to provide you with an update concerning where I’ve been over the last two months. Ever since my last post on Black Lives Matter...

This is the third article in a series I have written concerning the interplay between Christianity and racism in America. In Part 1, we...

In this post, we examine how genetics, culture and legislation play a role in creating a negative feedback loop for people of color.

We are in the midst of a defining moment in the life of America. The historical injustices that have been levied against communities of colo

Perhaps you have seen this video of televangelist Kenneth Copeland passing judgment on COVID-19 that is making the rounds on the...

In my last two posts on the Perfection Paradox, we examined in detail the three primary assumptions that undergird much of the...

In part three, we tackle the final assumption: God needed Jesus to be perfect because we could not meet God’s expectations.

In part three, we tackle the final assumption: God needed Jesus to be perfect because we could not meet God’s expectations.

I want to begin this series of posts by stating that these ideas are the result of many years of musings over something that I find to be...