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Lutheran Confessions

Pastoral public theology for people who don’t fully belong anymore—but aren’t done. From a progressive Lutheran pastor in the South.

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Chapter 25: The Heresy of Respectability

A Guidebook to Progressive Church

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Off Script: A Conversation with Clint Schnekloth

A recording from Clint Schnekloth and MaryAnn McKibben Dana's live video

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How Not to Let Surveillance Change the Church

A couple of weeks ago when the news broke that DHS had been surveilling churches in Minnesota, I mentioned it in my Sunday sermon.

The ELCA Is Finally Reconsidering Its 2009 Compromise on LGBTQ+ People

Seventeen years after “Thank You, but No Thank You,” the theological problem built into the ELCA’s landmark sexuality decisions has become impossible to avoid.

The Church Just Added Something to the Calendar

A liturgy-wonk guide to the Season of Creation and a surprisingly rare change in Christian worship

I Didn't Want Protesters Invading That Church. I Don't Want ICE Infiltrating This One Either.

Somewhat against the grain of my progressive political peers, I was not at all a fan of protesters entering and disrupting Cities Church worship back in January of 2026, even though I share much of their opposition to ICE and alarm that a pastor at that church was a leader in ICE operation.

The Canaanite Woman Corrected Jesus

And maybe that's part of the good news.

A Religionless Bible Study for Teenagers

Reading the Bible without the evangelical script

Saturday evening ramble

I love church.

Did Paul Steal Christianity from Jesus?

I don’t know if this is going to end up being a defense of Paul, as if Paul needs defenders.

The Church As the First Creation of The Trinity with Lora Walsh

A recording from Clint Schnekloth's live video

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The A-theistic Impulse in Lutheran Theology

I don’t think, generally speaking, if you surveyed Lutherans, that they would say atheism is a Lutheran thing per se.

40 Bible Passages About AI: Scripture for an Age of Intelligent Machines

I’ve authored two essays, including the lead essay, in the forthcoming book 40 Bible Passages About AI: Scripture for an Age of Intelligent Machines.

If Lutheran Confessions has mattered to you

A small request.