Babette’s Feast: Hospitality and Ambition
Babette’s Feast challenges us to show mercy to the stranger and take the risk of generously opening our homes to the other.
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Author: David Chase
Hospitality and Counterfeit Vulnerability
There is a real-world cost vulnerable hospitality. What will it cost you to be vulnerable to someone else by inviting them in?
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Where was the Angel? Jephthah’s Sacrificed Daughter and the Mercy of God
In Judges 11, a woman is innocently killed because of a rash vow that her father makes. How are we to make sense of this story? Why does God allow her to be a victim and where is the justice?
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Render to Caesar: Reflections on Jeff Sessions, Romans 13 and Governmental Policies
I humbly submit that if our allegiance to government asks us to abandon what we know is right for something evil, that our responsibility to persist in doing good is clear. Anything less than this is idolatry.
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Gender and I: Reflections on Genesis 1, Austen Hartke’s Non-Binary Genders and the Imago Dei
It is not our identity (e.g., our gender) that matters, but our identity in the context of Christ; it is not how I wish to interface with the Divine that ultimately matters, but that God has chosen to interact with me through Christ, to interact with me as with Christ.
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