Bringing Back the Podcast
After a long hiatus, Thoughts from the Edge returns as a regular feature here on the blog. Consider it a reprise. … Continue reading
Read MoreAfter a long hiatus, Thoughts from the Edge returns as a regular feature here on the blog. Consider it a reprise. … Continue reading
Read MoreWhat would it look like to rebuild cities and plant new gardens. The imagery is at work in the Isaiah text for the third Sunday in the Season of Advent. Jerusalem lay desolate and in ruins. How would it be made new again? Often we think of rebuilding and … Continue reading
Read MoreI enjoy photography. Some photos come out to my liking. Others not so much. On those occasions when the subject appears blurred, I know that my focus was poor, I moved as I clicked the shutter button, or the subject itself moved. Yes, there are lenses which are designed … Continue reading
Read MoreHow do you respond to generosity? What about when someone demonstrates generous trust in you? The Gospel text for Sunday seems to create an interesting tension between generosity and fear. And, there should be tension.
Rather than read the parable to mine the identity of the master and the … Continue reading
Read MoreHow would Paul compel two women to get along when it is recorded that he and John Mark had a falling out that extended to he and Barnabas? Time softens? Maybe. This week’s RCL texts are mashed up in this week’s edition of “Thoughts from the Edge.”
One thought … Continue reading
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