Contemplative Christian in a PostSecular Culture of Collapse
Ian J MobsbyContemplative spiritual reflections on life, society and scripture as a source of encouragement and inspiration.
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Beyond An Obsession with Outreach: Why the Renewal of the Church Requires Contextual Mission
Taken as an extract from a larger photo by Sandro Gonzales to be found on Unsplash
One of the greatest confusions in the contemporary Church is the tendency to treat outreach and contextual mission as though they are the same thing. They a...
Guided Contemplative Practice: I Am, Do not be Afraid, inspired by Matthew 14:22-33.
A contemplative Prayer Practice created by Ian J Mobsby
This guided contemplative practice follows the contemplative reflection published yesterday focusing on the Gospel text for this Sunday. If you have not read this reflection, you can...
A Table With Room for Everyone: The Bravery of the Canaanite Woman Overcoming Prejudice
The Canaanite Woman asks for healing for her daughter by Ilyas Basim Khuri Bazzi Rahib, a Coptic monk from 1684 in Egypt, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. Credit also goes to...
In the Storm Yahweh (I Am): A Contemplative Reflection on the Gospel Lectionary text of Matthew 14:22-33 for the 11th Sunday after Pentecost 10th after Trinity and Proper 19.
Photo by Frans Ruiter on Unsplash
In Matthew 14:22–33, we know the familiar Biblical account of Jesus sending the disciples ahead in a boat while he goes up the mountain alone to pray. The sea becomes rough, the wind is against them, and t...
The Harvest is Plentiful: Why Commissioned Lay Missioners Matter
One of the greatest privileges of my job as the community missioner over the past year has been accompanying the discernment, formation and commissioning of a new and first generation of volunteer Commissioned Lay Missioners within the Angl...
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Lefty-european, Brit diaspora, living currently in Canada, genXer, writer, speaker, contemplative, christian, Anglican, new monastic, ordained missioner, PhD in theology & ethnography, practical theologian, teacher, mentor, previously an OT.
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