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We should say that the biblical witness regarding anger is complicated. My working theory is that getting good and mad might be exactly what God
Maybe Politics isn’t the Worst Option Developing a Multi-Faceted Theology of Protest In the US, the summer of 2020 was dubbed, “the summer of protest.”
Becoming one of us, born in a simple fashion, among the least of the “thems” in order to draw humanity into the Divine “us.”
It’s a familiar hymn. I’ve sung it dozens of times in my life. More than that, it’s been sung in various settings and languages (starting with
Our family just relocated from Washington, DC to Philadelphia. As the daughter of a US State Department Foreign Service family who made 5 international moves
I like being right. Luckily, I’m right a lot. Just ask me and I’ll tell you it’s true. Or you can ask my husband. He’ll tell you
A woman says something in a meeting. It is barely acknowledged. Later in the meeting, a man says the exact same thing, whereupon everyone agrees
By Meg Jenista In Acts 10, we hear the incredible story of an afternoon siesta on the roof. Peter dreams of a great white sheet
by Meg Jenista I didn’t grow up in a tradition that celebrated Ascension as a particularly important part of the Jesus story. But we know
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