Pentecost and DEI
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Pentecost and DEI

There are three triggering letters in the alphabet that evoke strong reactions among some in the circles of conservative Christianity. Those three letters are D, E, and I.

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Diamond Studded and Life Stunted
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Diamond Studded and Life Stunted

A bottle of water will run you about $1.29 at any convenience store. The cost of a diamond is between $2,500 to $18,000. How we perceive those values depends on our circumstances. These values are flipped in a desert.

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Oilers- This is Us
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Oilers- This is Us

These days are about a team, but broadly speaking, it's a feeling of a shared hope that we have here in Edmonton. Those of us who love this community know at our core that cheering for the Oilers also feels like we’re cheering on something much bigger.

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Religion Management
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Religion Management

Love is much more difficult because while it doesn't rely on the science of judgment, it follows the path of art. How do you know when you've achieved what you're intended to experience?

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Route to Heaven
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Route to Heaven

A Parable…

Wide is the freeway driven by many… A road chosen by multitudes of kings and queens who ride solo in steel carriages, separate from the rest of the world.

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Letter to an Angry Canada
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Letter to an Angry Canada

Anger can be helpful and healthy, but when I draw on the Biblical wisdom of my faith tradition, anger has a best-before date. That date is at sundown. When I feed on anger that has exceeded its best-before date, I feed on something rotten and poisonous.

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Easter and the Impossible
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Easter and the Impossible

Easter is also a challenge. Jesus rising from the dead is a miraculous starting point. It's not the end of the story. We are invited into the story to create life wherever we go. There's a saying from the black church tradition, "Wherever you go, leave a little heaven behind you."

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Death: Our Mutual Connection
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Death: Our Mutual Connection

Death is an erasure of creativity and potential. When someone you know dies, the plans you had with them…die with them, never to return. Death scribbles dark ink over our well written plans and dreams for the future.

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 Traffic, Idols & Resistance
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Traffic, Idols & Resistance

Do you really need Facebook, X, or TikTok? Can we live a life free of Amazon? Should Elon Musk have over 7000 satellites orbiting the Earth? Do partisan politics actually make you feel healthy?

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Beds and Landfills
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Beds and Landfills

The bodies of the victims have been removed from the landfill and returned to their communities. The wrong done to these women is a documented reality, but the decision to return and find them is a redemptive thread woven into this story's fabric.

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Before it’s Gone
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Before it’s Gone

If you have the good fortune of having brief but beautiful experiences in restaurants, be grateful. Be kind to those who serve you; if you want great, local restaurants, support them. A lot of blood, sweat, and tears go into restaurants, and without community support, these spaces can quickly vanish before you know it. I always feel a bit gutted when I see a closed sign over the windows of a restaurant that I enjoyed.

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Music
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Music

Music comforts

Music challenges

and helps us understand one another

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My Call with the Prime Minister
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My Call with the Prime Minister

Being kind, gracious, and respectful are potent elements of a healthy culture. We still have a Canadian culture where a Liberal Prime Minister can call up an Albertan and have a kind and friendly conversation about life.

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No One Owes you Coffee
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No One Owes you Coffee

I promise you a mindful cup of coffee tastes much better than coffee made with little effort.

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Everybody Knows…
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Everybody Knows…

Wisdom is not an exclusive quality…nor is the quality of walking through life unscathed emotionally.  Our souls are not Teflon coated in a world stuck in torrential downpour of anxiety.

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Exodus
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Exodus

What do we do when we feel like a pianist sitting in front of a drum set? How do we move forward in these awkward and uncomfortable stages of life when we feel out of place?

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Last Flight to Florida
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Last Flight to Florida

The imagination we need to cultivate right now is one where we can see ourselves supporting our farmers, producers, artists, academics, builders, teachers, and other countries in the world. We do this out of hope and love, not out of anger or the intent to destroy something else. 

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Heretics in the Wild
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Heretics in the Wild

…My friend was upset because my stance had opened the fence of a well-manicured lawn of cultural comfort. A culture with clear parameters of what is acceptable and what is not. I was allowing the wild to enter a domesticated region of belief.

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The Blood of Vikings
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The Blood of Vikings

You, my friend, are the legacy of survivors. The eyes that read these words contain DNA autographed by generations of survivors from all over the Earth. Your bloodline contains strength.

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Why California Burns
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Why California Burns

When tragedy strikes, it’s like looking at a table full of broken puzzle pieces. We feel compelled to put these pieces together in order to explain an overwhelming crisis. We want to know why it’s happening and who to hold accountable. More often than not, we deceive ourselves into thinking we’ve connected the pieces perfectly.

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