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Celtic Soul at the End of a Very Bad Week

What we have seen in the last week, and what Isaiah saw in the ruins of Israel is the failure of imagination, the inability to imagine life radically different from the status quo.

by Brian Walsh

Dance Us Through the Panic

This week, St. Leonard of Montreal leaves us to Isaiah, the prophet of old, to dance us through the panic till we’re gathered safely in.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Come to the Table :: A Reflection

A reflection on Luke 24:13-35 by Andrew Stephens-Rennie for Come to the Table :: An Evening of Story, Stillness, and Song.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

An Election Prayer: Too Late for America?

It is too late to pray for this election. Is it too late to pray for the United States? Is it too late for America?

by Brian Walsh

Hanging on For Dear Life

We find Jesus on the side of the road, I can only imagine stunned, at the sight of the wide-eyed rich man hanging on to the tree for dear life

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

“Law and Order” and the Ten Commandments

Are the ten commandments the foundation of “law and order” or its deconstruction? Are they words of repression or liberation? Do they impose a restrictive law “written in stone” as it were, or are they a call to a life of covenantal faithfulness? Do they legitimate blind and patriotic obedience to the state, or are they a radical word of revolution and civil disobedience?

by Brian Walsh

The God whose name isn’t God

This God, He reserves the right to define himself on his own terms. This God, She moves in mysterious ways. This God will not fit into a gendered box, or any other box for that manner. This God shatters any boxes we try to put around them.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Hidden Wholeness

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie There’s this nagging feeling that has risen up lately after many of my recent posts, and it goes something like this: Why are you spending so much time focusing on individual healing?

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Promise, Reality and Crying Out

There is something about groaning and crying out that is at the very heart of covenantal life. Somehow, the Spirit is deeply active in such groaning...

by Brian Walsh

Beloved Mess

Before any of us discovered our own failings or contradictions, we were God's beloved. We are God's beloved to this day.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Beloved

We are God's beloved, called to acknowledge that belovedness in ourselves, and to help reveal that belovedness in one another.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Time to Run

So let’s run, friends. Let’s keep our ears open for the cloud of witnesses. And what’s even more important, Let’s keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, the Pioneer and Perfector of our faith, he’s out in front and also bringing up the rear, Christ before us, Christ behind us.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Galatians: A Costly Welcome

Saint Paul demands to know: Is Christ's welcome for everyone, or not? Who is welcome to join the movement? And at what cost?"

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

The “Pulse” of Habakkuk

Woe to you who heap up what is not your own. Woe to you who heap up the bodies of LGBTQ folks, sisters and brothers, mothers and fathers, lovers and friends.

by Brian Walsh

We Had Hoped :: An Easter Reflection

I want to have an answer for the hope that is within me. I want to live in greater hope. But I'm stuck with Cleopas and his companion on the road.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

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