INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO PODCAST 🔗

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16 minutes
Inglese
Stati Uniti
183 episodi
da 13 Agosto 2023
episodic

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Every person bears the image of God. The Rev. Mike Wallins reflects on Jesus’ command to give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s, calling Christians to resist fear and division, defend human dignity, welcome the vulnerable, and ground our public lives in justice, mercy, and love. …

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We often look to money, success, appearance, and possessions to give us security and even save us. But these things cannot satisfy our deepest longing. Through generosity, we loosen money’s hold on us and discover a different kind of abundance: relationship, shared joy, and the feast God invites us…
On the Feast of St. Francis, The Rev. Simone Drinkwater reflects on Francis' radical authenticity, stubborn love, and commitment to justice in a church struggling with power and change. Francis reminds us that faithfulness is not conformity but becoming fully ourselves in Christ, whose love gives u…
Explore the mystery of angels and their significance in our lives. In this thought-provoking sermon, The Rev. Mike Angell invites us to consider how angels point us to deeper truths about our existence and faith.
Jesus' parable of the vineyard workers challenges the assumptions about fairness, scarcity, and reward that often shape our lives. Contrasting Pharaoh's economy of fear and competition with God's economy of abundance and dignity, this sermon explores why some hear this story as offensive while othe…
Drawing on Exodus, Jesus' teaching on forgiveness, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s question "Where Do We Go from Here?", The Rev. Mike Angell explores the difference between contract and covenant. In an age of anxiety and artificial intelligence, Christian community is built through mercy, forgive…
Our preacher in Residence reflects on what it means to be “Christian enough,” inviting us to see ourselves, our neighbors, and the world through Jesus’ soft eyes. Moving beyond judgment, fear, and exclusion, she calls the church to embody grace, community, justice, and Christ's presence through cou…
What does true religion look like? Reflecting on Moses at the burning bush, Jesus' call to take up the cross, and the witness of Dolly Parton, The Rev. Mike Angell explores faith as attention to God's presence, solidarity with those who suffer, and a life shaped by generosity, justice, and love.
What if faith isn’t about getting everything right? Reflecting on Peter’s bold confession, The Rev. Simone reminds us that God works through imperfect people. Like Peter, we are invited to take risks, make mistakes, ask for help, and trust that God meets us in the unknown, transforming failure into…
After months of drought, the rain becomes a teacher. Reflecting on the Canaanite woman who would not settle for crumbs, The Rev. Mike Angell invites us to imagine a wider circle of belonging, where grace moves like water through hidden roots, restoring what has grown dry, brittle, and disconnected.
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