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Category Archives: Bible
Me Too, and the Church
In the wake of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein—yet another powerful man accused of sexual harassment and/or assault—women have lit up social media with their “me too” stories. When I first heard about Me Too, I couldn’t help but wonder … Continue reading
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Tagged Me Too, Me Too and the Church, Sexual Misconduct in the Church
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An Expectant People
One of my favorite parts of Advent is the annual visit with the two pregnant women, Mary and Elizabeth. Although the lectionary often curtails that section of Luke, reducing it to Mary’s Song of Praise, I always include the section … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Christian community, Mary and Elizabeth, pregnancy
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Happy Fear and Terror Day!
At Old South, we are following the Narrative Lectionary, rather than the Revised Common Lectionary, which means that we’ve been marching our way through the Gospel According to Mark for quite some time. We wrap up Mark today, Easter, with … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Church, Easter, Gospel of Mark, Narrative Lectionary
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The Peril of Politics and Particular Providence
Glenn Beck seems to think that God is so concerned about the United States that He decided to break one of his own “Big Ten” and killed Antonin Scalia, so that Americans would realize “how important their freedom is so … Continue reading
Now Is the Season of My Discontent
There’s a lot I love about this season, about Advent and Christmas, in the preparation, and waiting, and some of the most interesting and provocative dimensions of faith and the biblical narrative. It’s not easy being a clergyperson at this … Continue reading
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What Would Mary Want?
Confession: On Sunday afternoons, when I finally have a chance to look through the Sunday New York Times, the first place I go is the “Style” section. It’s not that I’m into style, or fashion. I go there for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Christmas, Kim Kardashian, Magi, Mary, Push Present, Shepherds, Social Q's
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What’s the Appeal of Inerrancy?
Outreach Magazine recently published a list of the “Fastest Growing Churches: 2015.” A link to the list can be found here: http://www.outreachmagazine.com/outreach-100-fastest-growing-churches-2015.html The list intrigued me, so I began taking a look at these fast growing churches. I didn’t have … Continue reading
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