Trinity Sunday is the stealth holiday of the church year – often overlooked, tucked quietly between the fire of Pentecost and the long stretch of Ordinary Time. After the combustive […]
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Dancing Out of Our Graves: Easter for the World Becoming
Branches Spread Along the Path I took a stroll around Beaver Lake at dusk last night, her sylvan orbit still strewn with remnants of Hurricane Helene’s signature debris. It’s been […]
Conversation Over Cancellation: Janet Kellogg Ray on Science, Faith & the Evangelical Mind
There’s a phrase that’s haunting me: “Monkey-god science.” A slur hurled at biologist and Christian Janet Kellogg Ray during the early days of COVID, when she dared suggest that public […]
Christ and Antichrist: Matthew Fox on Democracy, Joy, and Spiritual Resistance
Matthew Fox is no stranger to controversy. Radical priest, ritual pioneer, venerable theologian and biblical-ecological storyteller, Matthew has been leading us for decades to become more attuned to Christ, creation, […]
Praying with Resurrection’s Fire: A Mary Magdalene Novena
Does the idea of talking to your ancestors (spiritual or temporal) wig you out a little? It sure scared me! Growing up a Protestant Christian in the buckle of the […]
