In this "Deep Dive" episode, Sarah and Doug discuss a theological essay I published in 2020 where I explore how the biblical metaphors of Pentecost and the "One Body" from 1 Corinthians 12 provide a framework for racial and ethnic reconciliation within the modern church. I argue that while secular concepts like the "melting pot" often fail, the Gospel offers a "cauldron of grace" that preserves cultural distinctiveness while dismantling prejudicial barriers. This is a timely conversation as Christians and church leaders try to respond faithfully to the anti-immigration climate in our country, and in particular what's happening in the streets of my city and our neighborhoods in Minnesota.

I have a new book out just in time for the season of Advent. Sarah and Doug unpack the themes of this book intended to help you pause and reflect on the state of your inner life this Christmas season. Order your copy today here.

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In this episode, I announce the upcoming release of my latest book, "The Tale of the Grandfather Clock" dedicated to Mom and Dad who celebrate their 50th Anniversary this week! This beautifully illustrated picture book is based on a wedding parable I wrote years ago for a wedding sermon. Now it's available as a perfect gift book for the newlyweds in your life. To introduce the book, we turn to our friends Sarah and Doug who unpack it in their latest "Deep Dive" episode. Enjoy!

The book will hopefully be available for purchase in September in my Lulu bookstore. Explore all my books here.

In this episode, I talk about my new vintage guitar and Sarah & Doug discuss a piece I wrote talking about faith, life, growth and old guitars. Enjoy!

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In this episode I pay tribute to my Uncle Gary who passed away this week. About a month ago, I recorded some thoughts on an evening walk about Gary's humble service to his country church as a cemetery caretaker.

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In this hodge hodge episode, I share some of my summer adventures, roadtrips, readings, and some thoughts on recently being selected for my high school athletic hall of fame!

I am recording this from the Pepin Forest Tree House, sharing a bit about ministering to my uncle in hospice, and then picking up part 3 of the story of my call to ministry in my hometown 20 years ago. Enjoy!

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This episode continues the origin story of my call to ministry in my hometown as I mark 20 years. These are excerpts from an old, unfinished manuscript I wrote back in 2010 just before we began planting the church. Today, I share about my jobs as a sub teacher and driving instructor, and how God used these odd jobs to set the stage for a "revolutionary" teen ministry I spearheaded in 2005. Enjoy!

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To celebrate 20 years of hometown ministry, I'm sharing excerpts from an unpublished "memoir" written back in 2010 detailing my call to ministry in my hometown. Enjoy a glimpse into the mind of a young leader desiring not only to read the Bible, but to be swept up into the Story its telling.

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In this episode, I share stories and precious memories behind the classic country show I'm performing with my 10-year old daughter, Abby.

Read my piece "Precious Memories" here which includes video clips and photos.