HeyJaredWright Writes by Cambron Wright
I am a pastor in the Global Methodist Church, and I like to write about Methodism, Wesleyan theology, books, and culture.
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Friday Roundup: Dovie Eisner, the Enneagram, Theology of Music (opens the original)
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Well, my fourth son turned one year old this week, and also decided to learn how to stand up on his own two feet and clap while doing so. Exciting things in the Wright household! Here’s what was interesting to me this week:1Read Madeleine Kearns in the Free Press writing about her late friend Dovie Eisner, a disabled man and activist against doctor-assisted suicide. Dovie lived with a recessive genetic disease called nemaline myopathy, which causes muscle weakness. His condition—which impacted e
Friday Roundup: A few meditations in the wild (opens the original)
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Happy Friday folks. I’m in a meditative mood, so here are a few meditations on life and the world and all the things in between. Enjoy.1I've been a bit idle, Substack-wise. Lurking in the shadows, reading, reading reading. About AI titans prophesying the doom of mankind; about various moments in the tedious and forever culture war; about the false equivalency of radical Islam and the far right in Europe; about <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gn0XuL3F_
Friday Roundup: South Africa, RIP Wendell Berry, Keller on idolatry, etc. (opens the original)
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Happy Friday, friends. It’s hot here in Kentucky. But we have a lot to discuss!1The Global Methodist Church is holding its General Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa this week. It’s been cool seeing a lot of friends posting about going on safaris, tasting the local fare, celebrating the African culture, as well as doing the very important work there. From my limited observation, it looks like it’s been a really successful, Holy Spirit-led conference thus far. The church has elected eight b
The Narnian by Alan Jacobs, The Upcoming GMC Conference, Marriage Advice from Anne Kennedy, Etc. (Friday Roundup 8-21-26) (opens the original)
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Happy, happy Friday. My children are (FINALLY) in school again. There is much rejoicing in the land of Wright. I pray that you are well, and let’s dig in…1I just finished reading The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis by Alan Jacobs. It was delightful. I highly recommend it (especially for a dear friend who told me recently, looking rightfully sheepish, that he thought C.S. Lewis was “overrated”). Tsk, tsk. This book I think would helpfully settle that Lewis is in fact, neither unde
You are a burden (opens the original)
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The pastor spends a lot of time bedside, in dim hospital rooms, praying over the constant hum of daytime television. You see full-grown men in shabby floral gowns, legs exposed, dignity leaving with each spoonful of institutional yogurt they eat. You see their adult children, sitting patiently by their parent’s side. Cautiously checking their phones and tending to the real world outside, caught between this pitiful scene and their hurried life beyond its walls and fluorescent lights. You try to
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