Tag: Pentecost

  • Understood—on the linguistic marvel of Pentecost

    Understood—on the linguistic marvel of Pentecost

    The idea of spontaneous multi-lingual speech amazes us. I worry that we miss the point was understanding not speaking.

  • Between Easter 7 + Pentecost (Year A)

    Between Easter 7 + Pentecost (Year A)

    We have a choice between two gospels this week. And most preachers will focus instead on the reading from Acts.

  • Student Teaching Grace

    Student Teaching Grace

    Pentecost is a moment of empowerment. But what are we being empowered to do? We often use the confusion to avoid doing anything.

  • Our Work

    Our Work

    In the Day of Pentecost, we engage with an idea of work, responsibility, and commitment that reminds us of what really is ours.

  • Beyond the Spectacle

    Beyond the Spectacle

    The Pentecost invites us to be part of something bigger. An invitation which continues to be revolutionary.

  • Those Holy Geese

    Those Holy Geese

    For SundayPentecost Collect O God, who on this day taught the hearts of your faithful people by sending to them the light of your Holy Spirit: Grant us by the same Spirit to have a right judgment in all things, and evermore to rejoice in his holy comfort; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord,…

  • What is Pentecost?

    Pentecost is one of the oldest feasts of the church. It has something to do with the Holy Spirit. And liturgical churches switch everything over to red. But what is it about? And what happens if we pay attention to what it means for us now? Questions: What is your experience of the Holy Spirit?…

  • When the dam breaks

    When the dam breaks

    It is easy to get distracted by the rushing wind and tongues of fire. But the true revelation is that there is a force that would propel us at all.