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Weekly Lectionary Podcast: Strangely Warmed

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  • Offensive
    The hiddenness of God is revealed in the person of Christ. The incomprehensibility of God is made known through the life, the teaching, the parables, the miracles, the healings, the feedings, and ultimately the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Which, when you think about it, is rather confounding. Or, perhaps it would be better to call it offensive... […]
  • Grace Plus Nothing
    What wondrous good news it is that, when Jesus showed up proclaiming the beginning of God’s new kingdom, he did so not with sermons about the Trinity, or the atonement, or justification, or any other big and abstract theological mishmash. Instead, Jesus began by pointing right at our stomachs, to that gnawing, unsatisfied, emptiness within and then invited u […]
  • Disturbing The Peace
    Jesus has a temple tantrum, flipping over tables and calling out the powers and principalities all as a commentary against what the faith of God’s people had become. Jesus was nothing if not zealous.

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