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Weekly Theological Podcast (without stained glass language): Crackers & Grape Juice

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Rage Against Explanation January 20, 2019
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Rage Against Explanation
In scripture and in life, God does not speak to us of why things happen. Instead, God speaks about how things can be. God speaks to us not in explanations, but in promises! Promises that we can scarcely imagine or even fathom. What Isaiah announced to the people called Israel, God has revealed to us in the person of Jesus Christ. We who were once far off, re […]
The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Here, on the day of Epiphany, as we celebrate the total scope of the gospel extending to the gentiles, we are challenged by Isaiah’s words to move out of the waiting of Advent darkness, and beyond the mystery of the Christmas incarnation, toward the brilliance of the brightness in Christ the Lord. But the brilliant brightness is only necessary because of the […]
The Hopes And Fears Of All The Years
Little baby Jesus, the one with teeny tiny toes and the one resting in the feeding trough, is the same person who walked through Galilee, who was transfigured magnificently, who feed the people abundantly, who walked on water miraculously, who suffered on the cross tragically, and rose from the grave majestically. The womb and the tomb could not and cannot c […]

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