Musings on Faith, Culture and ADHD
A few weeks ago, a retired Methodist pastor and his wife came to visit the church. At the end of the worship, the pastor said mentioned something about our church as a "beloved community," and how that was different than most churches in the area. At first, I thought he meant that we... Continue Reading →
One of the things you learn about being autistic is how socially isolating it can be.
It's interesting how things can alter our ways of life. A decade ago, no one knew what a smartphone was, let alone imagine using a phone like a laptop, but now we are. The advent of the light bulb made life after the sun went down possible. Another thing that made life possible was air... Continue Reading →
Most of this was written on election day 2018. I voted today and I would be lying if I didn't say I am invested in the vote. (You can read an article I wrote recently about why I voted the way I did.) I think voting is important partially because it wasn't that long... Continue Reading →
It has its issues, but the mainline is the only place I can call home.
If it isn’t loving it isn’t Jesus and if it isn’t Jesus we need to speak up. Now is the time.
The church needs to be political, if it can learn what it means to be a political church.
It has been sometime since I wrote something on autism/aspergers, partially because I didn't have anything I wanted to write. But I stumbled accross an article on Facebook that reminds me of the situation that I face on daily basis. It's been nearly 10 years since I was diagnosed with Aspergers or High Functioning Autism. ... Continue Reading →
After a decade of being the latest thing, social media is now longer seen as the savior of society. Since the Cambridge Analytica story broke last month, Facebook and its creator Mark Zuckerberg have went from hero to zero. It's taken us a while, but we are finally coming to terms with social media... Continue Reading →
I received a message from a friend in the ministry the other day indicating that he was stepping back from things, because he was noticing that politics was becoming an idol in his life. The claim at first struck me as odd, but as I thought about it, it started to make sense. I started... Continue Reading →
The Clockwork Pastor 