I came into this church with stereotypes and negative expectations. Instead, I’ve gotten to know some of the most gracious, kind-hearted people that this planet has to offer. I’ve seen their words backed by actions, and their willingness to step out of their comfort zones just to lend a hand
Salt is not an element useful to itself. Its value comes in its application on other things: flavoring, cleansing, preserving from decay. Jesus warns that salt may become useless. In the same way salt opens us to flavors, light opens us to sight. We church-goers need to decide if we are attendees or if we are disciples – and if we are disciples then we are called to live out our identity as salt and light.
In this special episode, Jordan gives a special preview reading of her new book; The Ultimate Quest: a Geek’s Guide to the (Episcopal) Church.
It’s Jon and Charles on their own this month talking asking what makes a place holy, our penchant for attaching holiness to things and the perennial struggle to decide how best to let the holy things go at their end of life
In an editorial in the Christian Century, the President of the House of Deputies warns fellow Christians of the danger in chasing after power and prestige and the pitfalls of complicity with the darker aspects of the Trump administration’s agenda
S2E11 feat. Sarah Condon, Bernard J. Owens, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
Luci and Jordan plow through Joshua (“a right strawy book of the Bible”) looking at the entry of the Israelites into the promised land.
Faith Reels reviews Moonlight; a remarkable look into a life that is astonishing and grace-filled, with cautious hope and love.
Ann, Betsy, Greg, and Liz talk about the intersection between the work of film critics and the work of the Church. What can we learn from those who critique culture professionally?
Luci and Jordan go through the whole of Deuteronomy!