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Author Archives: Brian Walsh

Resurrection Among the Ruins: Pt. 2. Mary’s Story

Mary came to the tomb, under the ruins of her faith, her hope, her dreams. And resurrection happened among those ruins.

by Brian Walsh

Resurrection Among the Ruins: Pt 1. Isaiah’s Vision

Can there be resurrection among the ruins? Might hope be born in the face of such despair?

by Brian Walsh

Whose Inauguration? Which Kingdom?

What would happen if Jesus's inaugural sermon happened on Martin Luther King Day at the Inauguration of Donald Trump?

by Brian Walsh

Tragedy and Epiphany: It is all About the Children

It is all about the children. What do we say before Rachel, weeping for her children?

by Brian Walsh

Springsteen, the Night After

Springsteen offers no cheap hope, because “broken hearts are the price you’ve gotta pay.”

by Brian Walsh

Spiritual Renewal and Praying with St. John

In a world of chaos and confusion, you are the Word. While it feels that we are at an ending, you are the beginning.

by Brian Walsh

A Targum On Not Forgetting Who You Are

The day after … you know where you are, you know who you are, so clothe yourselves in Christ

by Brian Walsh

“Make a way” … for sorrow and hope

This album will catch your tears even as it catches your breath. It will give voice to your lament, hold you in its beauty, and gently, ever so gently, make a way in and through the sorrow.

by Brian Walsh

Steve Bell’s “The Glad Surprise” lives up to its name.

Bell reaches out and grabs the heart, the imagination, the despair, the hope, the longing, the pathos and the eros of the soul … and that is all in the first song!

by Brian Walsh

Love, Grief and Mountains: A Season of Creation Sermon

Sometimes God bypasses humanity and speaks directly to creation.

by Brian Walsh

Philanthropic Bribery and Corruption in High Places

Forgive me if I am just a tad cynical when a publisher comes to the defence of his largest single source of advertizing revenue.

by Brian Walsh

Wisdom for our Time: A review of Bruce Cockburn’s O Sun O Moon

Wisdom doesn't always come with age. But it does with Bruce Cockburn.

by Brian Walsh

Pacing the Cage with J. Richard Middleton

Celebrating Richard Middleton's retirement. Pacing the cage with resonance and dissonance

by Brian Walsh

From Displacement to Domicide: A Lenten Theme?

In a culture of domicide, what happens if we inhabit the Scriptures, finding a path home in the story they tell, that moves from homemaking to domicide to homecoming?

by Brian Walsh

Launching Beyond Homelessness, 15th Anniversary Edition

Herein is energizing vision aplenty, starting wth the fundamental idea that creating homes, not merely housing, is what we must aim for.

by Brian Walsh

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