Day: July 16, 2017

2FAB #53: 1Kings: 12-16

| Posted on July 16, 2017 |

It’s the kings after Solomon; the kingdom splits, there’s a lot of sinning going on – plus phallic humor

Transitions – Old Ways, New Ways, Right Ways, Wrong Ways

| Posted on July 16, 2017 |

Is the current process of clergy transition in the Episcopal Church an effective way to bring new clergy leadership to parishes or is it irredeemably broken? As is often the case in the Episcopal Church, it is somewhere in the middle.

From the Daily Sip: The eighth day

| Posted on July 16, 2017 |

Might it not be possible that by extending the creation story by one more day, we could see what can be possible after rest and re-creation?

Preaching

| Posted on July 16, 2017 |

Who are you? The sower? The seed? The ground?

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