Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! A central thesis of mine about the church is that most Episcoplians want to know the Bible better and tend to feel like they can’t. So I tend to focus on the gospel as our center so that people can come to know these four books really well. This approach limits …
A Word: Centered Hospitality
Far Better Than EvangelismProper 6A | Matthew 9:35-10:8(9-23) After calling some people to be disciples and preaching the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gets his ministry really going with healings and exorcisms. And it is hard to undersell how popular he becomes from all of …
Telling the Story
Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! Now that we’re back in Ordinary Time, it means we’re in the half of the year when we read the gospel more or less in order. We start in Advent, which highlights the beginning of the story, then Epiphany gets into the start of Jesus’s ministry. Lent and Easter jump …
