🥰 aw shucks—feeling the love!The privilege was all mine, my friend @netnik808! And thank you, Gilberto Trentin!

Editing some photos from Kevin Vanhoozer-palooza and came across Derek Rishmawy and @joeycochran, likely crackin jokes about credo-baptists.

A tweet gauging the interest of those listening out there in Chicagoland who could imagine themselves creatively participating on the board of this wonderfully welcoming refugee ministry: exodusworldservice.org | DM for more info!

cheesus, man

😍👏🏼 what a feast!

“‘Thoughts and prayers’ have become devalued, thanks to the rhetoric of politicians who utter those words as a substitute for taking action to stop the scourge of gun violence plaguing our country.” Lend my neighborhood your thoughts, prayers AND your advocacy.

Economic justice paves the way for gender equality and racial reconciliation.

What a privilege to back up @jameycreates with the beats! Drink from this drip of killer songs to come, folks. youtu.be/edrVsUMXC0M

I shot some film. It’s harder than I remember. This is one of the few that came out. #blm

The proper response to "Have a cannoli," is *always* "Where are they from?"

So I laid down some beats for my old pal @jameycreates. This is one of the tunes on his upcoming album (a Bleed the Rads cover), and I couldn’t be more proud to work with him on it. Stay tuned for more! Check it out: youtu.be/gEqgNPEplY0

#RegisterToVote

“Personally I think the Bible gains by reading it with a lantern. I do not think the Bible has ever truly adjusted to electricity. By lantern light, the Bible shows its best.” Brautigan may have been reading Bultmann in ‘65.

I really have to stop eating while watching #Dahmer.

Barely Christian: a GEN Xers guide to saving faith when everyone is stupid, but especially you (just playing with book titles this morning)

“If you’re a working class white person, you’re much more likely to be supportive of, say, racial justice, if you are a member of a union than, say, a member of the evangelical church.” ~Dorian Warren, delivering the punchline of “Labor Unions and White Racial Politics” #ouch

We should advocate for change. But we shouldn’t presume to know exactly what those changes need to be without first listening to the lives of others.

I don’t recall the title or artist’s name, but I prefer to call it: “John Calvin Finds Chicago Equally Depraved.” The Art Institute of Chicago

Visiting a Baha’i temple is like attending a smorgasbord, where you’re told that the pickled herring is as scrumptious as the meatballs. The spread looks amazing tho.

Excited! Grateful for this creative work, keeping me sane and alive during Chicago’s hibernation season.