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“I Don’t Know What the Big Deal Is”: On Love, Affirmation, and Seeing One Another
This past week, news broke that acclaimed actor Robert De Niro publicly expressed his love and support for his daughter, Airyn De Niro, after she came out as a transgender woman. His response was simple and heartfelt: “I loved and supported Aaron as my son, and now I love and support Airyn as my daughter….
The beginning of the way
The Tao Te Ching, also known as Laozi, is a Chinese classic considered the foundational work of Taoism and traditionally credited to the sage Laozi. It is an essential text for Taoism and has significantly impacted Chinese philosophy and spiritual practice. At the beginning of The Tao Te Ching, the author says, “The expressive Tao…
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Creating Spaces of Love and Communion: Lessons from Counseling Lesbian Partners
Joretta L. Marshall’s Counseling Lesbian Partners is a profound and inspiring resource that sheds light on the unique psychological, social, and relational challenges faced by lesbian couples. Through a pastoral theological lens, Marshall bridges faith and psychological care, offering a compassionate and affirming approach that invites readers to re-examine traditional perspectives that have often excluded…
The Gospel & Personal Evangelism
According to a recent survey conducted by Alpha Canada and the Flourishing Congregations Institute (The Priority and Practice of Evangelism – Canadian Church Leader Perspective in 2021), 65 percent of church leaders say that evangelism hasn’t been a priority for their congregations over the last several years. Fifty-five percent say their congregations do not equip Christians to…
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Can Faith Be Separated from Politics?
This question has echoed through centuries, and it still stirs hearts today: Can religion or faith be separated from politics? As someone who reaches out and serves the community in many ways, through worship, outreach, and everyday presence, I find myself living this question, not just pondering it. The Ideal: Separation for Freedom In many…
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The Peril of Labels: Why We Need to Move Beyond “Us vs. Them”
In today’s world, it seems everyone is picking sides. Left, right, middle, far left, far right, liberal, conservative, progressive, traditionalist… the list goes on. We’ve become a society obsessed with labels, both political and religious, and it’s doing more harm than good. This tendency to categorize and divide isn’t new, but the digital age amplifies…