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Warrior Priest
Standing at the intersection of conflict and belief to better understand the human condition.
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Mar 28, 2022 • 9min
Sermunition Sunday #37: Getting The Dead to Listen
How does one get dead people to worship God? How does one get dead people to give God his due, especially when they delude themselves that they're alive and going places? What would bring them in? What would church them, as we say today? What, after all, do the dead like to do?

Mar 23, 2022 • 1h 9min
#0105: Midweek Debrief - Michael Kurcina - We Make Ghosts
This book is meant to help you get ahead in life by realizing that you are not the same person, and that you shouldn’t let the past retard you from growing spiritually and emotionally. You have more control over your mind than you might think. Hopefully you are inspired by reading this book; 365 pages of thought-provoking suggestions are here to help you healthily revisit the past, to keep you focused on the rewarding present, and hopeful for a better tomorrow.

Mar 20, 2022 • 9min
Sermunition Sunday #36 - Gospel Scum...
What happens when Jesus comes revealing himself to faith for faith? Religious leaders and the crowd will consider him to be the scum of the earth. He speaks too boldly, too uniquely. His words expose, tear down, and annihilate everything that gets in the way of him reconciling sinners to himself. In the same way, Jesus' preachers are foolish in the world because in the end his preachers are garbage and scum, just as Jesus planned it.

Mar 16, 2022 • 1h 10min
0104: Midweek Debrief - Nietzsche & Jung Need a Hero
“The state is merely the modern pretence, a shield, a make-belief, a concept. In reality, the ancient war-god holds the sacrificial knife, for it is in war that the sheep are sacrificed…So instead of human representatives or a personal divine being, we now have the dark gods of the state…The old gods are coming to life again in a time when they should have been superseded long ago, and nobody can see it.” Carl Jung, Nietzsche’s Zarathustra

Mar 13, 2022 • 8min
Sermunition Sunday #35 - The Truth, and Nothing But
No wonder so few of you actually want the raw, naked truth—getting to the truth about yourself, God, the world, good and evil, life and death is out of your hands. The truth God wants you to hear is the very thing you spend your days trying to avoid, just as you try to avoid a car accident or hail storm.

Mar 9, 2022 • 1h 23min
0103: Midweek Debrief - Carl Jung's Problem with Modern People
“If the individual, overwhelmed by the sense of his own puniness and impotence, should feel that his life has lost its meaning…then he is already on the road to State slavery and, without knowing or wanting it, has become its proselyte.” Carl Jung, The Undiscovered Self

Mar 6, 2022 • 11min
Sermunition Sunday #34 - Obedience Over Freedom?
The truth is, the kind of freedom Jesus offers is a burden that most Christians are simply unable to shoulder. But, what if it's not your burden to carry?

Mar 2, 2022 • 50min
0102: Midweek Debrief - Disciplined, Not Rigid
While disciplined following of operating procedures is a powerful tool for development, excessive discipline can kill free thinking and creativity. Discipline is a guideline that must be married to acting with adaptability and common sense. Such freedom allows operating procedures to best support teams and their mission.

Feb 27, 2022 • 10min
Sermunition Sunday #33 - Unwillingly Unblinded by Jesus
Sin asks: WHAT is life all about? Answer: Surrounding myself with people and things that make me happy.
Faith asks: WHO is life all about? Answer: Jesus, because Jesus is Life.
He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He is the only Way that your eyes will ever be opened to see what is real and true, and what is a lie.

Feb 23, 2022 • 1h 3min
0101: Midweek Debrief - Aggressive, Not Reckless
How much risk is too much risk? Can a lack of aggressiveness sometimes be an issue? How about being too aggressive? How easy is it to take the concept of “default: aggressive” too far? Why is it important to make sure you and those around you clearly understand the “why” of the task, the mission, and the roles and responsibilities of those involved?


