Season of Creation
/Some of the things happening in this world seem almost too terrible to face or talk about, but of all places, the church is not a place for wishful thinking or denial.
Read MoreSome of the things happening in this world seem almost too terrible to face or talk about, but of all places, the church is not a place for wishful thinking or denial.
Read MoreThe kind of faith that is only felt in good times is often called “fair weather faith.” Perhaps that phrase is more accurate than ever in the days of climate change.
Read MoreThese days we talk about the importance of speaking in “I statements” instead of accusing others of being wrong, stupid, off the rails, etc.
Read MoreIt’s hard for us, in our deeply divided culture, to dwell in a both/and reality instead of an either/or one.
Read MoreI’ve heard a lot of people say they don’t like how full of himself Paul seems to be.
Read MoreThe Episcopal Church is often described as being supported by a three-legged stool.
Read MoreIf you heard my sermon on Sunday, you know sometimes I stop to really take a deep look at a familiar biblical phrase to better grasp what it might be saying to me.
Read MoreI could go on for many pages referencing the Biblical descriptions of God.
Read MoreClearly the disciples think they’re finally going to get the roadmap for what is coming next.
Read MoreEveryone is given a name at birth. Some people love their name and some wish they had a different one.
Read MoreFor practiced bakers, making bread can be a very meditative and spiritual ritual
Read MoreWhat does it mean to lean into the unprovable story of the resurrection and Jesus and faith?
Read MoreIt’s tempting to wonder what was wrong with those people. I mean - they used to be slaves in Egypt and harshly oppressed.
Read MoreTemptation is always all around us - temptation to do things that feel good in the moment but are not necessarily good for us in the long run - or good for the rest of the world, either.
Read MoreYou will do well to be attentive to this - as a lamp shining in a dark place.
Read MorePsalm 119 is so long that even in monasteries they split this psalm up into sections instead of trying to pray it all at once.
Read MoreWeekly at 9:30 at St. James.
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Pocket of Peace ( a service of peaceful prayer) at 12 noon online
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