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Blessed with new sight
In both gospels for this week, we are invited to see things differently—about our world, the people around us, and how it all works.
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Beacons of Blessed Hope—for All Saints Day
In the Beatitudes, we are offered a vision of hope that is certainly unconventional, but it is purposeful. Blessing is for our common thriving.
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Blessed—and our eternal struggle with worth
The concept of blessing, as we’ve inherited it, has conflicting understandings. In changing our own focus, we change our approach.
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Between Proper 25 + 26. Or All Saints.
Let’s dive into the context for both choices we get for this Sunday. Continue the story into Matthew 23, or honor all of the saints?
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Love all the way down
There’s a thing we miss about the great commandment: to love God and our neighbors as ourselves. And that is that we are made of love.
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How rejecting conspiracy theories can actually obscure the truth
Most of us understand that conspiracy theories are fake. But in rejecting them, we miss the very means of disrupting them.
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Why being the Devil’s Advocate is a bankrupt profession
We love the idea. And the phrase is so common. Offer a different perspective. Doesn’t matter if its useful. Make sure we talk anyway.
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To be at least something like God
Our gospel this week returns to ideas of love and authority. Two concepts that seem, at first, to have nothing to do with each other. And yet…
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