All the reflections, devotional materials, exegesis of Nezer can be found in this category
What happens to a radical movement when it becomes too comfortable? Explore the historical paradox of the Martyrs Mirror—a massive volume of sacrifice read by a generation defined by wealth, security, and spiritual leanness.
Martyrs Mirror Presentation Read More »
This term was a major balancing act. I took three morning theology classes but had to travel mid-semester to the Philippines for MWC staff meetings and family time. Transitioning to Zoom learning across time zones fractured my focus and forced me to miss a few sessions, but thanks to understanding professors and some serious time management, I caught up on all my exams and assignments.
Spring 2026 What I learned Read More »
Returning home to host the global MWC fellowship in the Philippines: a journey of faith, intense logistics, and the beautiful experience of being fully known.
Mennonite World Conference went to the Philippines Read More »
This paper examines the phases of biblical despair in Lamentations 3:1–21, interpreting the poem through seven emotional stages—anger, physical harm, isolation, exaggeration, self-pity, numbness, and acceptance. By engaging trauma, mental health, and faithful lament, the study presents Lamentations as a theological and pastoral resource for understanding suffering and hope.
Phases of Biblical Despair Based on Lamentations 3:1-21 Read More »
A theological reflection on the growing divisions within the global Anabaptist–Mennonite communion, examining history, mission, and the challenge of practicing shalom amid conflict.
The Brokenness of the Anabaptist Communion Read More »
The church represents the “good news” of Jesus Christ, reflected in its practice of promoting peace, justice, and wholeness within the community. It exists as an example of reconciling people. Tizon defines God’s mission as “Whole and reconciled” when discussing the holistic gospel, a vision that brings together evangelism and community transformation. For Tizon, “the
What is the church in conversation with shalom? Read More »
Shalom can be described as the web of relationships among humans, according to Woodley. It’s like going back to the Garden of Eden, the epitome of what it will look like when God and the creations are in harmony with each other, there is justice and enjoyment for everyone. This means when we talk about
What is Shalom in conversation with the gospel? Read More »
In a patriarchal society like the one in the Bible, it is easy to dismiss women as insignificant characters. Yet, in the middle of Joseph’s story, the saga of Abraham’s family pauses to give us a glimpse into a woman named Tamar. Her story is filled with disturbing, unorthodox, and even scandalous actions—yet it made
A deep dive into the Story of Tamar and Judah Read More »
When we say “gospel,” many people define it as the first four books of the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John). Others quickly describe it as “the good news of God.” Both are true, but the gospel is ultimately God’s way of reconciling all things back to himself through Jesus Christ. The gospel is
What does gospel mean? Read More »
