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Putting “real presence” into historical context
Our church is putting together a short “pew card” that offers interested worshipers a quick catena of quotes that puts the notion of “real presence” into historical context. Here’s the dossier I came up with today, with some options for giv...
What kind of a ransom is Jesus? (Mark 10. 45)
A friend reached out this weekend to think through the claim, “All of the firstborn belong to God.” The first text in the conversation is summary:
“Set apart to me every firstborn male - the first offspring of every womb among the Israel...
Haggai 1 - Building God’s House
From the Book of Haggai: “My house remains a ruin, while each of you is busy with your own house.”
May the words of my mouth and the meditations of each of our hearts be pleasing in your sight, O Lord my Rock, and our Redeemer.
One...
What Bishops Edgar (ACNA) and Woodliff-Stanley (TEC) did was canonically valid and a good thing.
On August 18, Bishop Chip Edgar of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina (ACNA) and Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina (TEC) participated together in the dedication of St Timothy’s Chapel at Porter-Gaud...
Seven ways to read Genesis 21:9
This Sun Jun 21, I’m tasked with preaching Gen 21.1-21. One thing that makes this text tricky is the ambiguity of Gen 21.9, which is both the turning point in the narrative and the morally troubling moment that launches a set of morally hor...
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