by Jason Clark | Feb 9, 2019 | Articles, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Popular
Does God Use Tragedy To Manipulate Jesus revealed that God never instigates nor manipulates a tragedy to grow faith, that’s not what a good Father does. But it is what a controlling God would do. A good Father works all things for good to those who say yes to His...
by Jason Clark | Nov 8, 2018 | Articles, Crisis of Identity, Faith, Popular, The Fathers Love
You Don't Have To Be A Sinner There was a woman caught in adultery. She was literally ripped naked from the bed. She was half chased, half dragged through the streets by angry idiots with rocks. They meant to throw them...
by Jason Clark | Oct 17, 2018 | Articles, Crisis of Identity, Faith, Film, Life, Popular
Put Your Sword Away “I don’t understand,” races through Peter’s mind over and again. Shaking and disoriented, he breaths heavy. There’s blood everywhere, it’s spattered across Jesus robe. Peter can taste the iron saltiness of it on his...
by Jason Clark | Sep 25, 2018 | Art, Articles, Faith, Popular, Short Story, Writing
The Philosophy Professor I met a philosophy professor the other day. Well, actually I see him a few times a week. He frequents the same coffee shop I do. We have often caught each other’s eye over our laptops from across the room. It was...
by Jason Clark | Jul 5, 2018 | Articles, Faith, Popular, Prone To Love, The Fathers Love
A Simple Theology I love to write in coffee shops—the laid-back atmosphere, people meeting other people, most of the time happily. I also happen to be a fan of coffee. I’m not sure who first discovered it, and I refuse to Google it. Some...
by Jason Clark | Jun 28, 2018 | Articles, Faith, Parenting, Popular, Prayer
A Boy, A Puppy, And A Greater Faith I was there with my four-year-old boy Ethan on the Virginian hilltop that crisp fall day. I sat on the trail edge with him in my lap looking out on the valley of burnt oranges and brilliant reds. And I...
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