Rev. Christopher M. Tweel

Right off the bat, we are allowing ourselves the luxury of imagining a Jesus who is like us, as opposed to re-imagining ourselves...

In a conversation about church dynamics recently someone asked me if I could explain the difference, the disparity, between radically...

The Egyptian kingdom was enormous, ethnically unified, theologically supreme in their era, and governmentally and militarily superior to any

After reading Ephesians 4:1-16 and Psalm 133 The dismantling racism purpose group that I am a part of recently finished what still feels...

For many weeks now we have been taking a look at the book of acts and what this account of the early church held for us as the modern...

In a recent conversation with some folks it came to light that there were a small cadre that believed Jesus wasn't "political." Defining...

(this post was originally published here) The words of the crowds are in my head with the full body of an imagination founded in cartoons...

Read Ecclesiastes. What does it tell us? Read chapter 3? Everything is worthless and empty Ecclesiastes is sometimes a hard book of the...

It’s tradition at the new year to make resolutions. Those promises to ourselves and, in some cases, to our social media following, that...