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Liturgical Season

WBB online worship: Economic Resistance and Pandemic Capitalism

A parable of economic resistance in the face of pandemic capitalism.

by Wine Before Breakfast

Repentance, Blizzards and Gardens

Sin is misdirected, distorted and deformed desire. And this whole story of the garden is a tale of such sin.

by Brian Walsh

A “Sort” of Homecoming and the Lost Sons

What would it take for the marginal figures, the slaves and hired hands, to be genuinely at home in the household of the generous father?

by Maxwell Uphaus

It all Begins in Joy

It all begins in joy  and to joy it all returns.   Yet in between, a thousand deaths each day.  

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Slaughter of the Holy Innocents … again

From the manger to a mass grave, from joy to the world to inconsolable wailing, from proclamations of peace to cold blooded death squads, … in a matter of days.

by Brian Walsh

What are we waiting for?

In the new Jerusalem there shall be no more homophobia, no more transphobic, no more sexism, no more racism, no more ablism, no more classism.

by Lyds Keesmaat-Walsh

Death’s Sting and Defiant Alleluias

Without the pain of death’s sting, the celebration of resurrection is little more than cultural sentimentality.

by Brian Walsh

Holy Week, Holy Huddle: A Pastoral Letter

We are called, every year, to huddle with the Forsaken One, in the week of his abandonment.

by Brian Walsh

Abide

When you feel that you’re in the smooth-walled corner of abandonment … abide.

by Joanna Moon

Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery

How might we come together to dismantle the ongoing effects of the Doctrine of Discovery in the church and in the world?

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Bound to Betray … again

I've never known how to handle betrayal. Especially in the community of faith. Washing the blood stained feet of the betrayer, hasn't been in my tool kit.

by Brian Walsh

Immoderate Love

Love is excessive, extravagant, over-the-top, immoderate, and it always, always, always hurts

by Brian Walsh

God Still Breathes

A reflection on 2 Corinthians 5:20-6:2 for Ash Wednesday. Before we get to the hard stuff, Before we rightly acknowledge before God and one another our brokenness, sin, and unrighteousness, Lest we allow ourselves to wallow in the pit of shame and guilt.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Because Grace

An excerpt of a reflection on John 2:1-11 by Andrew Stephens-Rennie, originally preached at St.

by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

All Things in Christ

All of creation now begins to bend back into harmony with God and the vision of a deep and everlasting and generous and fruitful peace becomes something that you can just start to catch a glimpse of.

by David Krause

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