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The Rev. Ben DeHart

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Let Both Grow

The servants walk out in the morning and find it. Green and wrong, laced all through the wheat. Where did this come from? The master had good seed. They watched him sow it.

And then the most natural question in the world. The most religiou...

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What Is Anglicanism? (Part 5)

If Episode 4 was the Evangelicals out in the mines, this one is the Anglo-Catholics down in the slums. Candles and incense, yes, but also cholera and soup kitchens and priests who stayed when everyone else ran.

Here’s Episode 5.

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He Sowed It Anyway

Jesus tells this one, and then he does the rare thing. He explains it.1 And the whole explanation turns on one word. The good soil is the one who hears the word and understands it. Not just hears. Understands. So this parable wants somethin...

13 days ago
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What Is Anglicanism? (Part 4)

Four weeks in. This is the one I most wanted to write. Here is Episode 4.

White Gutters

Picture a field on the edge of Bristol, one afternoon early in 1739. The men gathering at the edge of it are coal miners, colliers, coming up out...

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Friend of Sinners

Watch the children who won’t play.

That’s the picture Jesus reaches for when he describes the people around him. Children sitting in the market, calling out to the other children, and nobody comes. We played the flute for you, and you did...

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