Called Out: Conversations with the Ekklesia Project
Ekklesia Project, Lindsey Cornett, Ragan Sutterfield, Christoph Reiners, Kelsey Guckenberger, Johnny Tuttle, Todd Edmondson, Kent Mc Dougal, Daniel Rentfro, Christopher Jackson, Andrew Sheppard, Steve Fowl, Hunter GreeneTheological and pastoral resources from the Ekklesia Project (https://www.ekklesiaproject.org/) for individuals and congregations seeking to bear witness to the non-violent way of the cross.
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Exodus 32:1-14 and Psalm 106:1-6, 19-23 | Isaiah 25:1-9 and Psalm 23 | Philippians 4:1-9 | Matthew 22:1-14
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Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20 and Psalm 19 | Isaiah 5:1-7 and Psalm 80:7-15 | Philippians 3:4b-14 | Matthew 21:33-46
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Since the death of Wendell Berry, a few weeks back, I’ve had a number of friends reach out to offer their condolences. At his death, I certainly felt the grief of loss, the closure of a life, but more than that I felt a gr...
Grumbler’s Paradise
Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, Rembrandt
Exodus 16:2-15 and Psalm 105:1-6, 37-45 | Jonah 3:10-4:11 and Psalm 145:1-8 | Philippians 1:21-30 | Matthew 20:1-16
Grumbling must be hardwired in us. We grumble that someone takes our fa...
Christocentric Phronesis
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Generosity, Sargam Griffin
Exodus 14:19-31 and Psalm 114 or Exodus 15:1b-11, 20-21 | Genesis 50:15-21 and Psalm 103:(1-7), 8-13 | Romans 14:1-12 | Matthew 18:21-35
In Romans 14 Paul is concerned with the fellowship practiced...
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Seeking to bear witness to the non-violent way of the cross.
Lindsey is a loud talker, obsessive coffee drinker, and lover of the written word who lives in Indianapolis with her family. She is the Managing Editor of Englewood Press, a contributor to Indianapolis Moms, and an advocate for public schools.
Ragan Sutterfield is an Episcopal priest and writer working in his native Arkansas. His latest book, "Watch and Wonder: Birding as a Spiritual Practice," is available in bookstores everywhere. Find out more at ragansutterfield.com.
Pastor. Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Richmond, British Columbia.
Kelsey is co-pastor of Christ Community Church in Des Moines, Iowa with her husband Jacob. She enjoys gardening, biking, talking theology, cooking, and watching her little boy discover God's beautiful world.
Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Kingsport, TN
I'm a pastor at First Christian Church in Erwin, TN, and a Humanities Professor at Milligan University.
Kent is Pastor Emeritus of Christ Community Church in Des Moines, Iowa.
Writer, teacher, spiritual director, lawyer, child of God
I am a spiritual director in Arkansas, where I live with my wife and two dogs. I work at a seminary and am passionate about helping others slow down, deepen their walk with God, and become restored human beings who foster flourishing communities.
Minister and Accountant in East TN
Long time EP member; currently seminary president; I write on the relationships between Christian doctrine and Scripture.
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