Practice, Not Performance
Michaele LaVigneI am practicing here, not performing. I am committed to telling the truth, naming the good, and living the way of Jesus, so those things will probably show up a lot.
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Expecting Resurrection: An Easter Prayer
Last week, on Palm Sunday, I shared my own experience of praying the stations of the cross, and the resulting prayers I wrote as conversation with Jesus. For the Via Crucis project with the South Bend churches, we added a 15th Station of th...
Praying the Stations of the Cross
Why Pray the Stations of the Cross?
The first time I prayed with the Stations of the Cross, I was skeptical. The faith traditions that had formed me up to that point had mostly emphasized the atonement and victory elements of the Good...
Judging the Systems
Right at the top, I want to confess that Micah makes me uncomfortable.
And I think that’s the point. When we read Micah, we’re being invited into the particular kind of discomfort Christians call “conviction.” (So let’s not dismiss all th...
God's Bias for the Bottom
In July of last year I was invited to preach in a congregation here in Holland, Michigan who were journeying through the minor prophets during the summer months. I was assigned to preach on the prophet Micah, who, although one of my favorit...
Our Stiff Upper Lip is Killing Us
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“Our Stiff Upper Lip is Killing Us”
Like botox gone bad,
we’ve held our stiff upper lip so long,
keeping the sob at bay,
that it’s...
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I'm a mom, wife, pastor, spiritual director and author of Living the Way of Jesus and Changed in the Waiting: an Advent Journey.
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