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What Churches Can Learn from the WNBA About Multiple Bottom Lines
Part 1 of a three-part series on what churches can learn from the business world.
5 hrs ago
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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Why Jonathan Haidt Needs an Update
Thoughts on Moral Formation and Political Division
Aug 6
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Loren Richmond Jr.
10
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When the Adjective Becomes the Confession
When the Word Before "Church" Becomes More Important Than the Word After It
Aug 3
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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July 2026
The Unexpected Benefit of Being a 1099 Pastor
Co-vocational ministry is becoming increasingly common, and with it comes new questions about expectations, boundaries, and sustainability.
Jul 30
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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The Burden Is Not on You
Text from my sermon on Sunday, July 26
Jul 27
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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What if Imagination Isn’t Enough?
A reflection on Jane McGonigal’s Imaginable and the limits of human imagination, arguing that we cannot fix the world through ingenuity alone.
Jul 23
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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We Were Never Meant to Carry Our Pain Alone
Text from my sermon on Sunday, July 19
Jul 20
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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“It Wasn’t Your Fault” Isn’t the Same as “You’re Forgiven”
A follow-up to the sermon I recently shared on Romans 8:1
Jul 16
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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Failure Is Not Your Identity
Failure is real. Consequences are real. But condemnation is not the final word. Our identity is found not in our worst mistakes, but in Christ.
Jul 13
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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Why Liberals Want It Hard
Bonhoeffer, Luther, and the Problem of Self-Justification
Jul 9
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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The Living God and Our Own Echo
What the Vines–Robertson debate revealed about revelation and moral authority.
Jul 6
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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Critical Theory and the Problem of Grace
What Luther's Law & Gospel framework helped me see about Critical Theory
Jul 2
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Loren Richmond Jr.
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