Discovered the comments posted below in part of this mornings readings. Ones which, well, ended up turning into afternoon readings. They certainly seemed relevant to the… Read more A Conversation and a Train of Thought
Month: August 2013
A Garden Rendezvous
Hand raised. People stare. Blood drips, matted hair. Limited movement, no one helps Every inch felt. Nail enters, sinew breached.… Read more A Garden Rendezvous
aRt and tHeOlOgy: Don’t Shoot the Messenger
I had originally set out to write this the other night. My thoughts eventually turned into another article, which although… Read more aRt and tHeOlOgy: Don’t Shoot the Messenger
Musings on 103
Having continued my exegetical encounter with Psalm 103 this morning, I happened to notice something I seem to have taken… Read more Musings on 103
Once again
Theological thoughts and some exegetical notes from this morning’s timeout. Psalm 103:1-6 Bless my soul 1. Forget not all 2.… Read more Once again
aRt and tHeOlOgY: Contemplation and Popular Culture
I’ll file this one under contemplation and popular culture. For one of our devotions this week, I decided to work… Read more aRt and tHeOlOgY: Contemplation and Popular Culture
The Cost of Being a Christian
Originally posted on Wondering Fair:
Recently, a young Christian friend, Mike, came to me to discuss an issue he was having…
Remnants of Jericho
How’s this for a quote from a very cool-headed feminist theologian and political theorist?: … ‘the 20th century is piled high… Read more Remnants of Jericho
aRt and tHeOlOgY: An Actor, Andromeda, and their Relevance to Faith and Reason
I only really took notice of actor, Kevin Sorbo, after watching his work on the Gene Roddenberry series Andromeda. The T.V series ‘Hercules’ barely made… Read more aRt and tHeOlOgY: An Actor, Andromeda, and their Relevance to Faith and Reason
On Vulnerability In a Me, “Meh” & “Whatever” Culture
The current state of the age is reflected in the tendency to mock, smear, and sneer. The general sway is… Read more On Vulnerability In a Me, “Meh” & “Whatever” Culture