A letter on allowing Zoe, the uncreated life of God, the whole ground in us—from ordinary choices to cherished ministry—and yielding our plans to Christ as our living source.
Category Archives: Essays
Give the Church Back to Christ
A call to surrender our ownership of the church and allow Christ to build through His own divine life in His people. Are we pursuing God Himself, or taking His work into our own hands?
When Christian Activity Leaves You Spiritually Empty
You can attend the meetings, know the teaching, and still be inwardly hungry. An invitation to abide in Christ and live from His life within.
The Life That Is Already Ours
A personal reflection on being born of God, sharing His divine life, and abiding in the union already ours in Christ—personally and together as the ekklesia.
Learning the Taste of God
A reflection on recognizing the sweetness of Christ as our life, and why familiar methods cannot replace living from Him.
The Dishonor of Joining Christ to Politics
An examination of political allegiance, abortion, and Christian identity through Scripture—and a call to return to Christ as our source, where conviction never excuses hatred and love becomes actual.
A New Calling, a New Way, a New Shepherding
A reflection on gifted believers becoming members among the members, and on shepherding that helps others live from Christ within through listening, humility, and shared life.
The Life They Were Called to Live—and the Christianity We Can Build Around It
Ten New Testament priorities examined through Christ as our life, the one Body, and God’s eternal purpose—and the religious priorities that can displace them today.
When the Gesture Replaces the Presence
When prayer, familiar phrases, and meeting patterns become reflexes, outward devotion can obscure our living from Christ, who is already within us. An essay on form, freedom, and living from our union with Him.
How Did They Grow?
How could the first believers grow in Christ without the resources we now assume essential? A reflection on teaching, community, and the living Source of spiritual maturity.
