Blog (Page 12)
Who Bears The Social Sin
The Suffering Servant from Isaiah continues to appear in every generation in those who bear the collective "sins" of society.
Infused With New Meaning
In his final meal with his friends, Jesus offer his followers a new way to remember him and a commission to be of service in the world.
The Struggle to Leave Egypt Behind
As Jesus celebrated the Passover ritual, he invited all of his follower to "leave Egypt behind" and live into a new reality of love and freedom.
You’ve Got to be Kidding Me
Betrayal and hurt are some of the hardest parts of the spiritual path - sometimes coming from the people closest to us.
Courageous Action, Commitment to Justice
Throughout church history, women have embodied the gospel in so many powerful ways. We would do well to follow their example.
The Alternative Parade
Jesus' Palm Sunday parade was a form of street theater intended to provide an alternative to the domination system of empire.
The Impacts of Fear
Fear and the feeling of threat can often lead us to act in ways that undermine liberation and equity.
Still I Rise
Hatred and jealousy seem to be part of the human condition, but God's promise today is that we will be delivered from all that holds us captive.
Glints of the Spirit
Jesus presents a challenge to the hearers of his day to go deeper into their history and seek a God who is always emerging.
A Bundle of Contradictions
Healing the earth is much better than just staying on our current course. We must address our anxieties and make the change.
The Power In Noticing
Tthe healing narratives presented in scripture do not always reflect the lived reality of people of deep faith who live with chronic illness.
She Said
Today's readings focus on the historical violence against and power over women and the ongoing need to address sexism and patriarchy.