Luke Jenkins

In my last post, I mentioned the shadow. Specifically, I said in regard to my seminar in Greece, I learned to find comfort in “integrating… Read More »Embracing the Shadow Side of Life

Well folks, the last month has flown by. My apologies for the delay in producing content; I had to manage multiple finals, two jobs, and… Read More »Reverent Agnosticism and a Faith in Ruins

Introduction The intersection of faith and fear has long been a driving force in my theology. It haunts my deepest, most intimate thoughts. Why are… Read More »It: Welcome to Faith, Fear, and Pennywise

It’s Black Friday, and the country is settling into its own unique liturgy. We are surrounded by fluorescent lights, maxed-out credit cards, and lines that… Read More »The Theology of the Scream: Why Evangelicals Fear the Noise

Christian Nationalism is a biblical heresy. It has become arguably the most powerful and dangerous force in American politics, with proponents insisting they are the… Read More »Why Christian Nationalism is a Biblical Heresy

The megachurch I once worked for, a sprawling campus of five buildings at one time the largest in the city, closed its doors last month.… Read More »Failure of the Modern Church: Requiem for an Empty Sanctuary

The victims’ escape is pointless; the pursuit is inevitable. And death comes for us all. This grim six-word summary of the Final Destination franchise isn’t… Read More »Theological Horror: Is God Death in Final Destination?