This story sits right out in the open, not even two dozen chapters into the canon, seeming to prove just…
Jared AyersSeptember 21, 2022
Some will see the call to practice hospitality as a lack of conviction. In reality, bringing someone of a different…
Jared AyersJune 15, 2022
Mystery & Manners Last week, the doctoral cohort I’m participating in with the Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination converged…
Jared AyersMay 4, 2022
If God is free to lavish on me his unconditional grace, then God is also free to pardon those I…
Jared AyersMarch 1, 2022
Adams pictures baptism as a “script” in which we live out the narrative of freedom, life, and mission in Christ.
Jared AyersJanuary 27, 2022
We’ve flipped the fast for the feast, and the feast for the fast. We feast in Advent, and we fast…
Jared AyersDecember 29, 2021
This Advent, together with some friends and colleagues from my church, I’m reading a collection of Christmas essays and articles…
Jared AyersDecember 1, 2021
We Americans, of course, have a deep allergy to the Waiting Place. Seuss’s narrator in fact calls the Waiting Place…
Jared AyersNovember 24, 2021
I got to know someone who had an insatiable thirst for living. Michael loved wine, and music, and gardening, and…
Jared AyersOctober 27, 2021
