Welcome
It seems impossible to get lost these days. For just about any person, directions to where you want to go are only a click or tap away. What about when your destination is the truth? Where do you turn, who do you trust, and can the spirituality you embrace sustain that pursuit?
Rubrica is your source of clarity, as you wade through the cultic and cultural fads of today looking for everlasting truth. Rubrica is born out of the realization that the worship of God (cultus dei) informs how you engage the world. As impossible as it may seem the world is lost, but I hope in the Rubrica project you will find a faithful guide in Christ!

What is a Rubrica?
Rubrica. Latin, translation: Rubric. Literally, it is defined as, a law with its title in red, red earth, and red ocher (an earthly pigment). A common expression is found in churchly practice as, the rule for the conduct of a worship service. Perhaps more familiar still is the use of red lettering to identify the words of Jesus in the Bible. The prevailing use of a rubrication is to direct attention, to highlight someone or something of importance. Rubrica is the place for just that.

Pastors Jared DeBlieck and David Dunlop discuss news and culture from a Christ-centered worldview. The aim is a light-hearted but grounded conversation through Scripture and pastoral casuistry.
Jared and David share their thoughts as friends and brothers in the ministry, while you listen in. Join them wherever you listen to podcasts and on YouTube.
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Curriculum Vitae
Academic Papers
My academic interests include studies in Christological ethics, liturgical catechesis, and theological anthropology. More broadly I enjoy topics in history, education, philosophy, and cultural trends.
In 2010 I received my B.A. from Concordia University Wisconsin in History, and my thesis paper explored the origins of the Nazi eugenic program. In 2013 I was awarded as a winning essayist by the Office of International Mission and the Office of National Mission of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. My paper considered how the Divine Service is God’s mercy work to us in his ministry of Word and Sacrament.
In 2014 I received my M.Div. from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN. That same year, Trinity Lutheran Ministries in Edwardsville, IL called me as their Associate Pastor. While there I served as the LCMS U Campus Pastor to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
In 2019 I took the call to serve as the Associate Pastor at University Lutheran Church in West Lafayette, IN. The congregation is a full-time campus ministry mission of the Indiana District to the Purdue University community! Currently, I’m working on a Ph.D. through Concordia Theological Seminary.
Best of all, I’m blessed to be married to my wife Morgan (2010) and share the joy of parenthood to our daughters.
David Dunlop…Cohost of Headlines with the Pastors, Bio coming soon.