Crisis Mode: Struggling to Find a Christian Response to Covid-19
If I won’t even lay down a part of my life for my neighbors in the midst of Covid-19, how can I hope to reach them? We need to start looking around.
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Questioning Our Perceptions: COVID-19 and Yellow Peril
God commands us to resist lies and deception, and to take every thought captive (2 Corinthians 10:5). What might that look like during the rise of COVID-19?
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Rethinking the Myth of Dangerous Public Schools
When it comes to public schools, let’s expand the conversation beyond “What can I do to help my children?” to “What could we do to benefit all our children?”
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We Need Women
Just as the first man needed the first woman in order to work and protect the garden, we need the sisters to work and protect the church.
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Following the Rhythms of Shalom: Seeking the Nourishment of our Neighborhoods
Slowing down and noticing means digging down into the roots of a neighborhood and discerning how our presence can be mutually nourishing.
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How Can the Church Do Better at Loving Others?
Much is said about what the “church” should be doing to recapture it’s zeal. Perhaps we need to go back and look at what God has been saying all along.
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In Pursuit of Communal Shalom
Shalom is a desired state, but not just for our own benefit. It also leads to action on behalf of others. Will you join us in community shalom building?
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Seeing Asylum Seekers as Messengers of God
I remember my face was sunburnt, having already spent hours in the heat at the very southern tip...
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An Ongoing Retreat: What I Learned From a Spiritual Retreat
We live much of our lives in isolation. But places of worship and religious gatherings can call us back together for official and unofficial meetings that give meaning and direction to our lives apart.
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