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Tag Archives: Jeremiah
My 2026 Society for Pentecostal Studies Proposal
Title: To Pray with the Prophets (or Not): A Christo/Pneumato-logical Talking Back to God Taking its cue from J. Richard Middleton’s provocative “Abraham’s Silence: The Binding of Isaac, the Suffering of Job, and How to Talk Back to God” (Baker … Continue reading
You are a Wild Donkey in Heat
I’m fairly certain we prefer a sanitized Bible. I’m even more certain we prefer sanitized worship songs. This morning we sang that epic wave-making worship limerick by John Mark McMillan: “so heaven meets earth, like a sloppy wet kiss…” and … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, worship
Tagged Donkey, Imagery, Jeremiah, John Mark McMillan, Kiss, Sloppy Wet, Unforeseen
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