Writing in the Dust
Wesley HillAssorted thoughts & links, mostly on New Testament studies, Anglican Christianity, and gay Christian whatnot
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Name Him, Christians, name Him
This past Sunday I preached my last sermon as a priest associate of the parish church where I’ve been worshiping and serving in West Michigan for the past few years. The parish, St. John’s in Grand Haven, has a proud tradition of social act...
Going and coming
This past Sunday I preached at the Church of the Good Samaritan in Paoli, Pennsylvania, one of the historic evangelical parishes in The Episcopal Church. Two of the appointed readings were Genesis 12:1-9 and Romans 4:13-25.
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Who is Jesus Christ for us today?
Last weekend when I was in Washington, DC for The Understory festival (wonderful), I was able to visit the Museum of the Bible for the first time (also good but puzzling). On the museum’s third floor, there are two main exhibits: one is a d...
Happy Ascensiontide
Sarah Hinlicky Wilson is a name you should know but probably don’t. A Lutheran pastor and theologian, she’s spent much of her career out of the American limelight. After serving at the Institute for Ecumenical Research in France, she moved...
Happy Easter (still)
It’s been a little over a year since my little book on Easter was published. One of the drumbeats in that book is that (like Christmas…) Easter is a season, not just a day. Beating that drum again, I say (still, today): “Happy Easter!”
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Priest in The Episcopal Church and professor of New Testament at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan
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