Making Theology
Michael DeLashmuttWriting at the intersection of craft, the digital, and the divine.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | michaeldelashmutt.substack.com |
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Fear Hides. Love stays. Faithfulness Abides
Author’s note: This reflection began as my sermon for Advent IV at St. Peter’s Church in Chelsea. I’m sharing it here in the hope that it might accompany you as we move toward Christmas—especially if you’re feeling tired, guarded, or unsure...
The Tote Bag of Your Soul
A few months ago, I was meeting with one of my students for our monthly mentor team check-in. These meetings are one of the cornerstones of our hybrid M.Div. program—they vary in length and tone, but at their best they land somewhere betwee...
Between Exile and Hope: Thinking Theologically About Israel and Palestine
During the pandemic, our parish, St. Peter’s Chelsea, began a simple experiment called Ask a Theologian—a space where people could bring their hardest, most honest questions about faith and the world. This year we’ve revived it in person, a...
AI in the Church
This last weekend I had the privilege of leading an adult forum at St. Peter’s on a question that so many of us are asking right now: Is artificial intelligence good or bad for humanity? It was part of our “Ask a Theologian” series (somethi...
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Episcopal priest, theologian, and teacher writing on faith, tech, making, and everyday life. Imperfect thoughts offered in hope, humility, and the search for grace.
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