“Holy Envy, the Midianite Priest, and Learning From Difference”
We are called to be like Jethro and see the work of liberation in all religious traditions.
Do not put your trust in princes, in whom there is no help.
The Revised Common Lectionary assigns Psalm 146 for today's Psalm. This Hallelujah psalm contrasts the rulers of this
“Faith won’t just go up in smoke” A Reflection on Frank X Walker’s Poem “Fireproof”
In a world ablaze, O God, O God, make us fire ants.
Make us Fireproof.
Make us a faith community “that won’t just go up in smoke.”
"This cup is a sign of the covenant."
Christian leaders around the world on World Communion Sunday lift the cup of wine and proclaim –
"This cup is
Pastoral Theology & Reverend John Ames
In the opening pages of her award-winning novel Gilead, Marilynne Robinson paints the portrait of her main character, Reverend John
Hosanna!
Hosanna! Jesus appears on the streets riding a donkey! Blessed, blessed is the one who comes.
Finding God on Day 2
We can’t skip Day 2 of our stories.
The Moses of Her People
It was a kind of active faith in liberation that led to Harriet Tubman being called The Moses of her People.
Crossing the Red Sea is a Joint Effort
a story of a people who are willing to say “YES” to God – a people who are brave enough to take the next step in following God even when they can’t see what’s next.
Holy Ground
Holy ground is sometimes in the least expected places. It certainly is not limited to religious buildings or spiritual spaces. If we are open, holy ground can be found in non-traditional ways and places.
