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Love, Grief and Mountains: A Season of Creation Sermon

Sometimes God bypasses humanity and speaks directly to creation.

by Brian Walsh

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

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

From Despair to the Peace of Wild Things

If you have ears to hear the word proclaimed by all of creation, if you listen closely to the cosmic voice of God, it sounds just like Jesus.

by Brian Walsh

The Don Valley Baptist (aka, John of the Don)

There was something about this waterside preacher that rang true. I think he was a Baptist.

by Brian Walsh

Advent in the Midst of Collapse

To enter into Advent is to read the signs of the times to discern what is happening, and where we are going, through the eyes of Jesus.

by Brian Walsh

The Grief of God

Not even God knows how to avoid the grief. Because, in a broken world, grief comes, paradoxically with the gift of love.

by Sylvia Keesmaat

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

Pentecost and the Blasphemy of “America First”

“America First” means creation last. “America First” means God last. “America First” means the Spirit last. "America First" is a blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.

by Brian Walsh

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

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

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

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

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