Welcome to Progressive Preacher! Join Rev. Dr. Mark David Albertson as we explore the depths of Christianity through a progressive theological lens that embraces inclusivity and social justice.

Author: Mark

  • The King We Needed (Not the One We Expected)

    The King We Needed (Not the One We Expected)

    Palm Sunday Reflections – Matthew 21:1–11 Palm Sunday is one of those beautiful, bittersweet days in the Christian calendar. It marks the beginning of Holy Week—the final days of Jesus’ ministry leading up to the cross. And if we’re being honest? It’s kind of a strange parade. There are no floats. No marching bands. Just… Read more

  • The True Power of Prayer: How Talking (and listening) to God can Change Everything

    The True Power of Prayer: How Talking (and listening) to God can Change Everything

    By Rev. Dr. Mark David albertson The True Power of PrayerHow talking (and listening) to God can change everything. Let’s be honest—prayer can feel like a mystery sometimes. One minute you’re asking for help, the next you’re not even sure if anyone’s listening. I’ve been there. But I’ve learned a few things over the years.… Read more

  • My View of the Differences Between Conservative Christians and Progressive Christians

    My View of the Differences Between Conservative Christians and Progressive Christians

    By Rev. Dr. Mark David Albertson Progressive vs. Conservative Christianity: What’s the Real Difference? If you’ve ever tried to make sense of modern Christianity, you’ve probably noticed that not all Christians believe the same things—or even interpret the Bible the same way. Some champion social justice and inclusivity, while others emphasize biblical inerrancy and traditional… Read more

  • Welcome to the Progressive Preacher!

    Hi everyone. I’m Mark David Albertson, and this is my blog. It is my intention here to provide information and food for thought on the state of Christianity today, theological issues surrounding the theology of progressive Christianity, and to prompt discussion. Please feel free to sign up. You can quit any time, I promise! Also,… Read more