Tunnel Vision, Streetlights, and a God Who Moves

Why it's important to keep your eye on the Son

I had a vision for this space when I first launched it at the top of this year. I wrote about it in the post below.

The Son Do Move - Issue #1: Not Another Newsletter

At the forefront of my mind was this idea that my faith is inherently active. It is moving. It is not stationary. The locus of my faith is a God-man named Jesus, who walked this earth among the lowly, died the death of a human, and is raised again to life everlasting.

I created The Sun Do Move as an archive for musings and meditations on the many ways that my understanding of the way the world works morphs as I follow this Living God through the circumstances I face each day.

The God that I had once pictured as static and fixed is in fact moving. And when I theologize, I am really trying to discern where God is. I am trying to trace where God is moving.

But it is hard to see the whole field when we get tunnel vision.

So, sometimes, it is important to reset our field of vision.

Trey Ferguson @PastorTrey05

Christianity is bigger than white evangelicalism. I know that a lot of conservative evangelicalism is predicated around convincing you that it is the most valid and primary lens for viewing the world. But it is not. The Truth gon set you free.