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Tag: Scripture
The woman behind TextWeek
Each week as we look at the lessons for Sunday, many of us turn first to the website Here is the story of Jenee Woodard,
Presiding Bishop’s sermon controversy
Within a week, angry Episcopalians — yes, that could be an Updike title — took to the Web with outrage. Articles in Anglican Ink, The Christian Post, and other conservative publications questioned the presiding bishop’s exegetical acumen, even her standing as a Christian.
Name your demons
Welcome to David Sellery who will offer reflections on Tuesdays
Why I don’t want to be like the early church.
Learning from and knowing about the early church is not the same as imitating the early church. Krista Dalton thinks about our relationship with Scripture,
Grants funds lay-led Bible study project
General Seminary announced that one its professors received a grant to conduct a series of lay-led, learner-centered, parish-based scripture studies this Summer and Fall.
How long O Lord
by Maria L. Evans In the wee hours of May 3, at a time of year we’re enjoying the luscious green of the grass, the
Mercy
Matthew 5: 1-12 “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.” Psalm 96 “O sing to the Lord a new song.” “Where you
The hard part
Reflection for 5th Sunday of Easter the Rev. David Sellery serves as an Episcopal priest that seeks to proclaim the good news of God in
Revisiting Romans: Justification, Sin and Faithfulness
…the event of the Cross is not an expiatory sacrifice demanded by an angry Father who sacrifices his son, but rather a voluntary and loving self-offering of Godself which resets and redeems the brokenness in the divine-human relationship,