All Your Heroes Are Not by Andrew Stephens-Rennie All your heroes are not. None are who they appear to be, and none will ever live up to your idolatry.
After All You’ve Been Through by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Words, they come back to haunt you. They haunt me.
The Story is in the Telling by Andrew Stephens-Rennie It’s perhaps not coincidental that many of my conversations about wakefulness have taken place in local cafes.
Keep Awake by Andrew Stephens-Rennie How do you stay awake? Whether you’ve been awake through the night soothing a crying child, or you’ve been plugging away all day at the keyboard, the factory, the monotony of your day-to-day, how do you stay awake?
This is That by Andrew Stephens-Rennie You could level a complaint against me. A complaint, or an accusation, or a question related to my recent series of posts.
Preaching What We Ought by Andrew Stephens-Rennie What does it all mean, this gospel of muck and filth?
The Gospel of Muck and Filth by Andrew Stephens-Rennie I think I’m going to scream. The next time I hear a sermon or a talk about The Prophetic Imagination that drones prosaically on and on about Walter Brueggemann, I’m going to flip.
First Person Shooter by Andrew Stephens-Rennie At a loss for words, yet struggling to make sense of it all.
Hastings and Main by Andrew Stephens-Rennie We bow down …in praise and discomfort …in confusion and agony and joy All the while …the newsman naps …in his truck outside.
Jacob’s Well Revisited by Ericka and Andrew Stephens-Rennie Each Monday evening this fall, we have been a part of the “Intelligent Love,” learning cohort, exploring issues of prostitution, trafficking and institutionalized violence against women in the city of Vancouver.
A Song of Thanksgiving Holy Eucharist & Baptism St. Michael’s Anglican Church | Merritt, BC A reflection on Luke 17:11-19 by Andrew Stephens-Rennie There we were.
In the Alleys Reflection on Romans 1:16-25 Wine Before Breakfast September 25, 2012 by Andrew Stephens-Rennie I’ve always thought Paul was a little off.
A Dying Church by Andrew Stephens-Rennie The Anglican Church must die, and I’m thinking it’d be better sooner rather than later.
An Uneasy Stability by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Stability does not come easy. In this world, in a world so focused on movement (and specifically, advancement) stability is seen more as sin than virtue.