Day: November 18, 2018

Faith to Go: Life crumbling around us

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We explore Jesus’ teaching about the temple crumbling to the ground and its implications for our spiritual lives

St. Michael, the Holy Angels, and the Struggle Against Evil

2 Comments / Recent Stories, The Magazine / By Bill Carroll

There are spiritual forces of wickedness at work in the world today: racism, xenophobia, hatred, division, violence, and despair, to name a few. All of them are stronger than we are–or at least stronger than any us acting alone. But none is more powerful than GOD.

2FAB #123: Philippians

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2FAB explores Paul’s first stab at grace

Subversive Undercroft #69

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The worst thing is never the last thing

Church planting in the Episcopal Church: part 3

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In this third installment we look at the theology of mission and the importance of context

The End of the World

Speaking to the Soul / By Linda McMillan

“When Jesus looked at the size of the stones, though, when he beheld the undisputed majesty of it all, he saw something entirely different: Rubble.”

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