Thoughtful Reflections on Faith and Life
I have been following the Bruxy Cavey and Meeting House situation, not because I have a particular dislike for Cavey. I have never actually met him. But I am interested in the Canadian church and I am concerned about abuses of pastoral power and authority. Part of the story is the assertion that Cavey was … Read More “Bruxy Cavey and Assault Charges” »
My intention for writing about Bruxy Cavey is not to target one individual but to try and learn something from what happened with him and with the Meeting House. While there has not been much about him in the news lately in terms of his charges, there has been some news about the Meeting House. … Read More “Bruxy Cavey, Choices, and Consequences for the Church” »
I recently wrote a post that reflected on Bruxy Cavey’s return to ministry. It was a frustrating experience in that I received major pushback from both sides, some who thought I was too kind and some who thought I was too harsh on Bruxy. I really do not intend to make a career out of … Read More “Bruxy Cavey, Abuse, and Future of Ministry” »
I recently recorded a video about Bruxy Cavey after I noticed that he was producing content again. I was surprised at this because not only was it revealed that Bruxy Cavey had abused [see Note at bottom of this post] someone in his congregation, there are also criminal charges still in play. You can watch … Read More “Bruxy Cavey and a Return to Ministry” »
This episode is from a video I recorded right when the reports of Bruxy Cavey’s sexual abuse first came out. More details have been released since I first recorded this. It is heartbreaking to see such abuse taking place in the Church and to see the fall of such a respected pastor. Support me through Patreon.
I appreciated this short video by Bruxy Cavey on faith and doubt. I don’t believe experiencing and expressing doubts is something that will lead away from Jesus. I think it is more dangerous to have a culture where doubts are forbidden and condemned. A book that I really appreciated on this subject is John Ortberg’s … Read More “Can Faith and Doubt Coexist?” »
