In part one of this series, we looked at the current popularity of zombies within our cultural narratives. John Vervaeke suggests that this zombie myth reflects the loss of meaning, community, and connectedness within our society. Continue reading
Zombie mythology reflects a profound contemporary crisis regarding the way we are connected to ourselves, each other, the universe as a home we can belong to, a sense of the sacred, and an experience of transcendence. Continue reading
(10 minutes) I have never met anyone who would like to live his or her live over again with the same repetition of experiences—a perpetual “Groundhog Life” repeated ad infinitum ad nauseum. At times, I’ve wished I could live my life over again knowing what I know now. I would… Continue reading
Are you a doer or a be-er? Without doubt you are both, but usually one or the other dominates in a person. Doers get things done. If we want something done, we call on doers. As a pastor I learned quickly that fellowship meals, decorating the church, budget programs, building… Continue reading
