Tag: pandemic

  • Changed

    Changed

    In times of conflict or great disruption, we are always asking ourselves how will we be changed. But the process changes us.

  • Nurtured

    Nurtured

    We often receive the frustration of Jesus like a child. Thinking it “mean” that he wants something different than we do.

  • Our Temptation

    Our Temptation

    The devil tempts Jesus in the wilderness with power. The question is what power are we tempted to claim for ourselves?

  • Running Late For Lent

    Running Late For Lent

    Planning ahead is hard when we’re asking one another to live in the moment. And even harder during a pandemic.

  • Being tired of the pandemic isn’t a theology

    Being tired of the pandemic isn’t a theology

    The demand for in-person only gathering is theologically-shallow. It is also shallow in practice and tradition.

  • Being Together

    Being Together

    Our focus on being together can get in the way of making it happen–and doing the very thing we’re called to do.

  • The next stage is here

    The next stage is here

    What the pandemic surge at the start of COVID Year Three tells us we should be looking at; and why we aren’t.

  • Stop with all the talk of normal

    Stop with all the talk of normal

    With all the talk of “returning to normal” and the effects of living in the pandemic, normal is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.