Down through the centuries, the institution of the scapegoat has been ever present. In out personal lives, and on the world's stage, scapegoats are ever before us.

I didn't intend on talking about this today. But that's how it goes sometimes. Growing up Gen X was interesting for sure.

In this episode, I expand on last week's offering, going a bit deeper with Rohr's work into the mature walk with Christ, the second half of life, as Rohr calls it.

In this episode, I talk about two recent books listened to on Audible, one by Richard Rohr, and another by Andrew Root. I work out a possible correlation here.

Is the church supposed to look like the Kingdom? Yes or no? If yes, then this is one step of the way!

410: I Thought There'd Be More by Michael Dean McLain

Despite my theologicsl beliefs, I can still be moved to tears occasionally

Death sucks. I didn't start out to make this a eulogy about my Father-in-law. But it went there anyway. I apologize for this being late. I forgot my computer yesterday. I would love some feedback (pun intended) on the new mic set up. Like? No? No change?

Trying out a new mic setup (It fails miserably, btw!). The voice comes through better, but there is a vibration happening. Will need to take care of that! I'll work on it! Please bear with me.

Got my car back from the mechanic and I'm stoked. Too care of some of the rattles, which is better for you guys, I hope. But, after I catch you guys up a bit, I talk a little about the proactive nature of following Jesus.