I was young and now I’m older and this I have learned: the presence of the Holy Spirit does not mean I will get everything right. But it does mean I won’t get everything wrong.

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I am honored to announce that I have been appointed Director of the Doctor of Ministry degree program (English) at Pentecostal Theological Seminary . I am grateful to Dr. Baker and Dr. Han for this opportunity to serve the seminary and the church in this capacity. 

Cancel culture arises from our deep human longing for justice, yet often leaves us with only alienation. True justice seeks healing instead of humiliation and reconciliation rather than revenge. If we do not intentionally choose pathways toward restoration instead of isolation,

Some of the most dangerous voices are not those who lack intelligence, but those who use their intelligence to defend a story they refuse to examine. Cleverness isn’t the same as wisdom. Credentials don’t make a person immune to self-deception, they can just make the deception

This was originally written as a sermon for the Sunday after Christmas several years ago. Since then, I have posted it every time there is a tragedy involving children. Where is God when the innocents are slaughtered? danieltomberlin.net/where-is-god-w…

…the mind firmly fixed on a reasonable counsel will not be afraid in a crisis. —Sirach 22:16

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith (2 Timothy 4:7 ESV).

Abel’s blood declares the hope that one day the weapons forged in the name of Cain will be turned into instruments for the cultivation of the earth and the flourishing of humanity. Click link to read. danieltomberlin.net/the-blood-of-a…

An encouraging word to all my fellow pastors… times of crisis demand that leaders speak words of wisdom and grace. Give voice to those who grieve and hope to all. In the midst of the storm, Jesus declared, “Peace. Be still!” (Mk 5:39).

Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse them (Romans 12:14 ESV).

When Jesus is in the room, everyone else is humiliated. This is the legacy of Charlie Kirk. Click here to read: danieltomberlin.net/the-legacy-of-…

Advent… reflecting on Christ, coming in history, mystery, and majesty.

The Pathos of Advent : danieltomberlin.net/the-pathos-of-…

Friends- This is a tough note to write, but since a bunch of you have started to suspect something, I’ll cut to the chase: Last week I was diagnosed with metastasized, stage-four pancreatic cancer, and am gonna die. Advanced pancreatic is nasty stuff; it’s a death sentence.

Reflecting on Mamdani’s inaugural address… He’s committed to trading rugged individualism for the warmth of collectivism. History informs us that the warmth of collectivism is often enforced by imprisoning rugged individuals in frigid concentration camps.

As we wrestle in my home state of Minnesota with the fact of deep corruption in the political and economic orders, I want to draw attention to the “social justice” dimension of this problem. Catholic social teaching has a good deal to say about official corruption, insisting that