What I Learned from Michael Ward
On C.S. Lewis, hidden meanings, and why the heavens are still pouring forth knowledge
Wade Fransson
Wade Fransson, a former Christian minister with experience across Europe, South Africa, and the U.S., observed Jewish Sabbaths from a Christian perspective, gaining insights into progressive revelation. Visiting the Baha’i World Center in 1981, he embraced the Baha’i Faith in 2007 with his wife Angela, later founding a publishing company and engaging in Baha’i community initiatives, including The Royal Falcon Foundation and the Created in the Image of God podcast.
200 posts
Patience Begins with God
Five takeaways from my conversation with Paul Dafydd Jones
When the Psalms Become a Night Language
Shame Is the Saboteur
If Your Jesus Is Too American, the Church Must Learn to Be Different Again
God Moved Into the Neighborhood
Graham Tomlin and the Journey from Childish Faith to Adult Trust
John Esposito, Grief, and the Ego of Religion
The Vulnerable Pastor Is Not a Failed Pastor
Calling, Mandate, and the Danger of Certainty
Your Career Path is on your Spiritual Path
Five Takeaways from Brian Adamson on Building a Kingdom Business Without the Grind
What Grief Taught the Writer
When Religion Claims a Territory
Tool or Tyrant? What Technology Is Doing to Our Souls
An Empty Observation Deck in a Wonder-Filled Universe
From Saigon to the Promised Land: America, Exodus, and the Hidden Leaven of Grace
Why the Old Testament Still Matters
From Hustle to Holy Habits
The 7 Deadly Virtues: Hypocrisy in the Selfie Age
The Bible’s Design: Why the Cracks Are Part of the Architecture
The Half-Caste Kid and the Better Story
Recapturing True Values in an Age That Has Forgotten the Question
You’re Only Human: Lament, Limits, and the Sin of Trying to Be God
Money has a way of revealing what we really worship.
The 7 Deadly Virtues: Hypocrisy in the Selfie Age
Rulers, the Learned, and the New Republic of Science: A Proposal for Our “What Is Truth?” Moment
“This world is not my home, I’m just a-passin’ through.”
The 7 Deadly Virtues
Haunted by Unforgiveness: How Bitterness Gives Darkness a Legal Right to Stay
“Breaking the Power of the Mask: How God Uses Our Shame and Failure to Reveal His Image”
Racism, Color, and Justice: “The Least of All Distinctions”
Lennart Fransson
