Pentecost? What’s that you say?

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“Zapped” by agape. Acts 2:1-21 May we all be zapped by that same love. And then step out and live the faith we believe. #pentecost #progressivechristian

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Seeds to Sheaves

It can seem like all of our efforts to change things are fruitless. No matter what we do, the world remains mired in greed and exploitation.

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Opening Our Eyes

If we are the hands of God in Creation, isn’t it up to us to be the ones who bring about the transformation the author of Isaiah is talking about?

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Balancing Doubt and Certainty

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Thomas’ problem wasn’t that he’d “go to hell” if he doubted the Resurrection. It was that he’d be afraid to live his faith in atransformational way.

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It’s a Heart Thing – Easter 2012

Easter isn’t about “historical reality.” It’s about our living, inseverable, relationship with God. It’s not a rational, head thing. It’s a heart thing.

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Metanoia – A Living Covenant

the spiritual transformation – metanoia – that we’re called to as Christians, summed up in the passages from Jeremiah and John, embodies the Easter Message

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Peace – Advent 2011

This is part 3 of 6 in the collection Advent 2011

“And what happened then? Well, in Whoville they say that the Grinch’s small heart grew three sizes that day.” It didn’t happen because the Grinch agreed to adhere to any particular doctrine, or because he was threatened by some Zeus-god hurling thunderbolts. He wasn’t converted. He was transformed.

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One With God

What does it mean to Christianity, and to what we as Christians are called to do, if there is no “separation” between us and God?

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Whatever Happened to the Age of Aquarius?

Peace will guide the planets and love will steer the stars. When will the Age of Aquarius arrive? That’s up to us.

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Spiritual Resurrection

Perhaps one of the reasons that traditional salvation theology has never held any attraction for me is because I’ve never for an instant felt separated from God.

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