Justin Miller
@jcrew1982.bsky.social
Episcopalian, Father & Husband, Disney Addict, Bassist, Progressive, Runner, Trekkie, and Whovian. One impossible thing at a time.
To be a believer in the shadow of the Empire is to refuse the comfort of the official story. It is to recognize that "peace" enforced by a gun is just occupied silence.
We are not called to be silent. We are called to be the noise.
We are not called to be silent. We are called to be the noise.
January 24, 2026 at 11:00 PM
To be a believer in the shadow of the Empire is to refuse the comfort of the official story. It is to recognize that "peace" enforced by a gun is just occupied silence.
We are not called to be silent. We are called to be the noise.
We are not called to be silent. We are called to be the noise.
When they tape off the bakery and wash the blood off the pavement, they aren't just cleaning a crime scene. They are trying to sanitize the revelation. God isn't behind the riot shield. He's on the other side of it, freezing on Nicollet, labeled "unlawful" and "dangerous."
January 24, 2026 at 11:00 PM
When they tape off the bakery and wash the blood off the pavement, they aren't just cleaning a crime scene. They are trying to sanitize the revelation. God isn't behind the riot shield. He's on the other side of it, freezing on Nicollet, labeled "unlawful" and "dangerous."
The theology of the comfortable tells you that God is in the safety, in compliance. That is a lie. The Incarnation wasn't a quiet event; it was a disruption. It was the Creator of the Universe putting on a body that could be bled, bruised, and executed by the authorities for disturbing the peace.
January 24, 2026 at 11:00 PM
The theology of the comfortable tells you that God is in the safety, in compliance. That is a lie. The Incarnation wasn't a quiet event; it was a disruption. It was the Creator of the Universe putting on a body that could be bled, bruised, and executed by the authorities for disturbing the peace.