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Wine Before Breakfast

Tale of Two Feasts

Much depends on who eats and who doesn’t, on who is invited to dinner, on who is the host, and on where you eat.

by Brian Walsh

Remembering, Forgetting and the “F” Bomb

Any alternative narrative, any liberating vision, has to engage in an imaginative act of forgetting … and remembering.

by Brian Walsh

The Gospel in Dangerous Times

A battle of stories, a conflict of myths. Everything hangs on the outcome. This is a matter of life and death. So which side are you on?

by Brian Walsh

Resurrection, Jesus and Leonard

I greet you from the other side of sorrow and despair.

by Brian Walsh

Easter! Too Good to be True?

What if the story that scripture tells isn’t a fairy tale… what if instead, all fairy tales are resonating with and hinting at this singular real story that shapes our history? What if we’re created to long for these stories, to recognize them as familiar?

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Hold Fast to the Head

Hold fast to the head, and let your ethics flow from that. Stay immersed in the covenant story and your actions will be shaped by it. Don’t need no baggage, don’t need no ticket, just get on board.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Kingdom Fruitfulness: A New Targum

This is the word of truth, in a time of such ubiquitous deceit. This is the word of truth, that speaks power and life in the face of repression and death.

by Brian Walsh

God on the Loose

Memory can trap us. Many of us have memories linked to shame, inadequacy, and pain, like Israel’s memory of their broken covenants and spiritual infidelity, and these can paralyze us in bitterness, self-pity, and self-doubt.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Advent and the King without Bling

Kings with bling love extravagant and vulgar display. Especially at parties for their rich and powerful friends. The servant king likes parties too. But his parties are for everyone. And the meal begins very simply with a loaf of bread and a jug of wine.

by Brian Walsh

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

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

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

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

Pastoral Letter for Holy Week: Prayers, Tears, Funerals and Feasts

Sisters and brothers: Sometimes things don’t turn out the way you hoped they would.

by Brian Walsh

Jesus and the Economics of Empire

Economic injustice and violence. An economics of inequity and murder. They will always, always, always go together. The rich get richer … and the poor? … they get deader.

by Brian Walsh

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