Be Still and Know: Living Into the Gaps
“Be Still and Know: Living into the Gaps” Seattle Pacific Baccalaureate Address, Spring 2013 I am deeply appreciative of the Continue reading
“Be Still and Know: Living into the Gaps” Seattle Pacific Baccalaureate Address, Spring 2013 I am deeply appreciative of the Continue reading
This morning I watched with wet eyes as my youngest son Joseph was baptized by my wife, Pastor Gail Song Continue reading
Last week I had the distinct privilege of sitting on a panel with Willie James Jennings, J. Kameron Carter, and Continue reading
“I Believe:” A Confessional Response To NC Amendment 1 In the wake of the North Carolina Amendment formally defining marriage Continue reading
I had the pleasure to be the guest on the Mixed Chicks Chat podcast (link to audio). Mixed Chicks is a podcast Continue reading
Reading the various debates about the recent spoken word about Jesus and religion has been a surreal experience because I Continue reading
In thinking through the theological challenges of racial (de) formation, I have been repeatedly brought back to the significance of Continue reading
Grades are in, the office is (relatively) clean, summer schedule is now slowly taking form. Catching my breath and looking Continue reading
On this Good Friday morning I woke with a weight. It was a heaviness in my words, my thoughts, my Continue reading
I was recently invited by Seattle Pacific University’s Perkins Center for Reconciliation to present and discuss my book Redeeming Mulatto: Continue reading
The New York Times recently published a story highlighting the increase in numbers of multiracial children in the United Continue reading
Inception, a mind-bending sci-fi love story takes place within a world where dreams can be infiltrated, ideas can be taken Continue reading
Thomas Chatterton Williams has written an intriguing article highlighting recent trends of multiracial children “passing as black.” If I let Continue reading
Redeeming Mulatto… Why a theology of mixed race life? Who is it for? In many ways this book is a Continue reading
What does it mean to await the birth when we are neither the mother nor the midwife? Reflecting on Joseph Continue reading
This is a letter to my son that I am not sure he will understand now, but it is one Continue reading