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Forsaken by God: Susannah’s Story

And then Jesus lifted up his voice. And he prayed my prayer, he prayed the words of the psalm, the words that my people had cried through the centuries, the words that I had cried over and over, “My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?”

by Sylvia Keesmaat

Love, Knowing and the Washing of Feet

It’s all about love to the very end. It’s all about a love that brings us to Holy Week. It’s all about the end of love, the telos of love. It’s all about the Lord of love, kneeling before his disciples on Thursday evening, and enthroned on a cross by Friday afternoon.

by Brian Walsh

A Penthouse or a Stable?

They have all come, either summoned or seeking an audience. In and out of Trump Tower, the rich, the powerful, the celebrities, have come to see the one who will be president.

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

Good Friday in Six Voices

Fear and paranoia spread like cancer and that small act of burial may cost me my reputation, my membership, who knows? maybe my life. It doesn’t matter. It had to be done. I needed to plant that seed in the earth.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

Jesus, Dylan and the Signs of the Times

In the midst of the storm, while the bombs are blowing up all around us, while the thunder rolls over us, caught in the middle of this cataclysm, Dylan has the audacious imagination to hear and see nothing less than the chimes of freedom flashing.

by Brian Walsh

Jesus, Authority and Healing: A Post Election Sermon

This morning marks the start of the reign of “Mr. Anyone But Harper,” a new white man who now holds majority power.

by Beth Carlson-Malena

The Centurion’s Tale

And if he was God’s son, the King of the Jews, then what was he doing on that cross? But it is on the cross that I saw who he was. It is on the cross that this king is enthroned. And that doesn’t make any sense at all. Or does it?

by Brian Walsh

Stubborn

When Jesus remixes Isaiah's song of the vineyard, what Bartimeaus sees is stubbornness meet stubbornness.

by Nate Wall

From Empire to Cross

(The Wine Before Breakfast community is journeying to the cross this Lent with Mark as our guide on the way.

by Brian Walsh

Psalm 2: Which Son Shall We Kiss?

You can't make the ideological rhetoric of Psalm 2 palatable simply by painting it with Jesus. At least, not unless you turn it on its head. Which is exactly what happens.

by Brian Walsh

Prayer Litany: Psalm 2 through the lens of Jesus

What happens when you pray Psalm 2 through the lens of Jesus?

by Nate Wall

Thomas, Doubt and Practicing Resurrection

[An Easter sermon on John 20.19-31 preached at Wine Before Breakfast on April 22, 2014.

by Brian Walsh

The Cross – This Ain’t No Prom

A sermon preached on John 19.17-42 at Wine Before Breakfast on April 15, 2014.

by Marcia Boniferro

Whose Game Is This?

A sermon on the beginning of the trial scene before Pilate in John 18.28-40 preached at Wine Before Breakfast on April 1, 2014.

by Brian Walsh

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