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The Way Forward

The Way Forward looks at the Bible and theology through the lens of ecological discipleship. James Amadon is the main writer.

The Way Forward: Exodus 2— Resistance and Awakening

The Way Forward: Exodus 2— Resistance and Awakening

Oct. 3, 2022 - One might think that Pharaoh's cruelty would work - what Hebrew would want to bring a baby into such a messed-up, violent world (something we often hear today)? Yet the pull towards life is strong... by James Amadon

The Way Forward: Exodus 1—The Unstoppable Blessing

The Way Forward: Exodus 1—The Unstoppable Blessing

Sept. 19 2022 - We see from the beginning that what happens in Exodus is directly connected to God's purposes for creation, particularly as it relates to humanity's place and role. God's blessing and calling continue, despite the twists and turns of human history. By James Amadon

The Way Forward: Exodus for an Ecological Age

The Way Forward: Exodus for an Ecological Age

Sept. 12, 2022 - Exodus has captivated me since I first read a cartoon version as a child. I believe it has the power to speak to us in a fresh way as we face the increasingly harsh realities of a planet that is in bondage to Pharaonic forces. By James Amadon

The Way Forward: The Paths Before Us

The Way Forward: The Paths Before Us

August 29, 2022 - We knew nothing about caring for a forest, and it seemed reasonable that leaving it alone would spare it from our ignorance and allow it to grow "as nature intended." We were wrong. By James Amadon

The Way Forward: Bread for the Journey

The Way Forward: Bread for the Journey

Aug. 22, 2022 - Every week people send me resource suggestions - here are a few I'm passing on to help you on the journey of ecological discipleship. By James Amadon

The Way Forward: The Doom Boom

The Way Forward: The Doom Boom

August 8, 2022 - Last summer, I opened my front door on the third day of an extreme heat wave and stepped into a furnace of 110 degree heat. A heat dome had settled over the Pacific Northwest, and everything was baking. By James Amadon