What if our modern theology of politics is far too simple—and dangerously wrong? The Bible doesn’t paint a picture where every ruler is handpicked by God in a neat, predictable way. Instead, it reveals a cosmic drama of spiritual powers, human leaders, and seats of authority that can be used for justice—or deeply abused. To…
A beloved worship lyric claims that “the wrath of God was satisfied” at the cross—but does this actually reflect the biblical picture of a grieving Father and a self-giving Son? In this post, we explore why that line misses the deeper beauty of divine love, divine wrath, and the God who enters our broken realm…
I let AI reimagine 20 years of my music, and it healed something in me. Discover how Jamin.exe blends human creativity and artificial intelligence in sound.
Check out 1208 Greenwood Church wherever you stream music to listen to our brand new Christmas album, “Of Stars & Straw.” I love producing my friends’ music and bringing it to life on behalf of our church. The 8 tracks that make up this album feature Janae Burchett, Amity Grace, JaiBird, and myself. Here are…
Our church, 1208 Greenwood, has a new Christmas album coming out on November 28th, called “Of Stars & Straw.” I’m really proud of the eight original songs that four of our artists penned. I think it captures a unique sound for a church album and encompasses the broader elements of the Christmas story that are…
Gandalf once said, “Let folly be our cloak.” It’s a strange kind of battle strategy—yet it’s the same one Jesus used to overthrow evil. What could hobbits and a crucifix possibly have in common?
In this message, we journey into ancient cosmology to rediscover our sacred purpose: to make earth look like heaven. Humanity was never an accident—we were created to image God, bring order from chaos, and cultivate a world that reflects His glory.
Merrill G. Greene’s book, Drunk in the Spirit: What the Bible Says About Trance, Ecstasy, and God’s Supernatural Love, is a masterclass, especially because it gives a rare scholarly perspective on the topic of altered states of consciousness. Greene also spends most of his time in Scripture to make his case, while most authors on…
In today’s polarized world, “fake news” has become a weapon rather than a warning. During Trump’s presidency, I noticed something unsettling—truth itself began to bend beneath the weight of emotion and allegiance. Dietrich Bonhoeffer once warned that when people surrender their moral discernment to ideology, they become “under a spell.” In this reflection, I explore…
Stephen King’s The Long Walk isn’t your typical dystopian thriller—it’s a brutal mirror of American work culture. Beneath the violence and despair lies a piercing allegory about how our society equates worth with productivity. In this reflection, I explore what the film reveals about our obsession with success, the cost of burnout, and the hope…
This week, as dozens of cars lined up for our mobile food bank, I was reminded that food is more than a need—it’s a justice issue, a community issue, and a Jesus issue. Wherever the hungry are found, so is Christ—and that’s exactly where his disciples belong.
Jamin Bradley 