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From spiritual childhood to adulthood
It was in the 1980s and 1990s when the phrase “kids of all ages” came into vogue. When its usage skyrocketed. People attending circuses, entertainment and other public events would often hear the invitation and address to “kids of all … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Reflection
Tagged adult, adulthood, Anne Lammott, baby boomers, behaviour, bible, Bishop Michael Curry, child of God, childhood, childish, children, children of God, Christianity, culture, Day of Pentecost, discipleship, emotional maturity, fire, interpretation, Irenaeus, Jesus, kids of all ages, love, New Testament, Old Testament, passion, Pentecost, preaching, Psalms, psychology, red, responsbility, Romans, scripture, sermon, Spirit, Spirit of God, spirituality, Worship, youth culture
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Burn, fire, burn
I bought this t-shirt in Italy last month — featuring Andy Warhol’s artistic depiction of an erupting Mount Vesuvius. There really isn’t anywhere you can go in and around Naples, Italy, without being in eyeshot of Mount Vesuvius. Whether you … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Reflection
Tagged Andy Warhol, bible, Dante, devil, El Diablo, evil, exodus, false self, fire, God, grace, Hebrews, hell, Inferno, Italy, Jesus, love, Lutheran, maturity, mercy, Mount Vesuvius, Naples, New Testament, Old Testament, perspective, Pompeii, preaching, psychology, punish, punishment, purification, purify, sermon, sin, spiritual growth, Suicide Squad, true self, truth, Vesuvius, Worship
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Faith’s fire & water
Please read Psalm 82, and Luke 12:49-56 — the appointed biblical texts for Pentecost+13, Year C (Revised Common Lectionary) You may have heard some of the old rhymes of how outdoors’ enthusiasts and mariners have interpreted the appearance of the … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Arnprior, baptism, bible, Canadian Lutheran Anglican Youth, Christian, church, CLAY, fire, First Nations, God, Gospel, homosexuality, Indigenous people, Jesus, justice, lectionary, Lutheran, money, National Youth Project, Ojibway, preaching, sacrament, sermon, sky, social justice, stewardship, teaching, water, Worship
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The gift of the White-breasted Nuthatch
I walk quickly. In the first hour of walking I can manage 6 kilometres. Pretty impressive, eh? Well, I was zipping through the treed park near our house the other day when I heard birds rustling and chirping in the … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Meditation, Theological Reflection
Tagged Acts, bible, birding, break, dishwasher installation, earthquake, Easter, faith, fire, Fort McMurray, gift, God, Gospel, grace, Holy Spirit, hope, imprisoned, jail, Jesus Christ, joy, lectionary, liturgy, Lutheran, missionary journeys, natural disaster, New Testament, Paul, Philippians, preaching, rejoice, relax, sermon, Silas, stress, walking, white-breasted nuthatch, Worship
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