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Brad is a very lucky husband, St. Louis native, seminary student, chaplain candidate with the MO National Guard, and intern at City Church. An experienced blogger and soon-to-be-published writer, he has a deep affection for the city, and loves writing about the intersection of culture and theology. Send Brad a message.

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Labor Day Redux: Why do we work?

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Labor Day Redux: What is work?

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Healthcare town hall meetings: political theology or a theology of politics?

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I wrote the following article in October, 2008 as a lead in to the presidential election. I recently reexamined it and found it incredibly relevant...
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Chaplaincy 101: The Problem of Evil

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The lie that duty precludes pleasure

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A good pastor-friend of mine, Jeremy Bedenbaugh, recently wrote the following as a devotional for his church. He has a real gift for cutting through...
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The Information Age: Did you know?

A video called “Did You Know?” has been circulating on YouTube for several months now. It has been especially popular for executive...
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Michael Jackson and masculine development

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Michael Jackson died yesterday at the (relatively) young age of 50. His life was the type that could not be invented if given the opportunity, it was...
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A biblical theology of the city, part 3: spiritual restoration

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Part 1 of this series dealt largely with the city as a gift from God, the concrete implication of humanity’s need to create and purpose for...
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Army Chaplaincy 101: Emergency Response Operations

We Chaplains work in a very strange world. One the one hand, we are free to honor our denominational distinctives. On the other, we must be flexible...
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The culture of "Army Strong"

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I’ve recently been neglecting my Examiner duties, but for good reason. Last week I attended the CAST (Chaplain Annual Sustainment Training)...
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