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Walter Brueggemann
Wait and See Days
What were they waiting to see? [...] Biblical mandates bring us to life, full life. In full life, we can’t not work for the collective good through the giving of tangible and intangible gifts.
Chopsticks and Leviticus
Righteousness, holiness or right living in Leviticus 19 was determined by the sharing of resources as a community, or collective identity.
My Aunt’s Blessing
Who has spoken words over your body?
What words were used to bless?
What words were used to hurt?
Stewardship of Places We Don’t Go
Erin Weber-Johnson writes about how to delve into the past and love versions of ourselves we would rather forget.
Ordinary Time
Rev. Dr. Char Cox reflects upon LGBTQ+ pride and acceptance within the church during Pride Month and Ordinary Time.
Bishop Michael Curry’s Christmas Message
The message of the angel is as scandalous and striking now as it was then. For in it is embedded God’s message in the death and resurrection of Jesus: to trust and believe in the invincibility of the good in spite of the titanic reality of evil, because God is good all the time.
Bishop Michael Curry on his Faith and Health Journey
Prayer seeks the good and well-being of others. It is an act and expression of love as we lift someone or some circumstances before the God whom the Bible says is love. And that is not only a matter of expression. It leads to and undergirds outward action.