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From my experience of 19 years preaching in the DC Metro area before retirement, this is the best and most authentic approach.
Bishop Mariann Budde gave us a masterclass in holding political leaders to account. In her sermon at the National Cathedral, she didn't prescribe policy, but proclaimed what Christians believe & called for those values to be upheld. More of this! Kaitlyn Schiess on 🎙️Holy Post 654
January 30, 2025 at 1:13 AM
From my experience of 19 years preaching in the DC Metro area before retirement, this is the best and most authentic approach.
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Bishop Mariann Budde gave us a masterclass in holding political leaders to account. In her sermon at the National Cathedral, she didn't prescribe policy, but proclaimed what Christians believe & called for those values to be upheld. More of this! Kaitlyn Schiess on 🎙️Holy Post 654
January 29, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Bishop Mariann Budde gave us a masterclass in holding political leaders to account. In her sermon at the National Cathedral, she didn't prescribe policy, but proclaimed what Christians believe & called for those values to be upheld. More of this! Kaitlyn Schiess on 🎙️Holy Post 654
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Today the non-profit. A Faith that Does Justice, published my newest contribution urging Christians (and my secular audience as well) “to speak up and act whenever we see racism and intolerance in the world around us, that is, whenever we see an affront to the dignity of any human person.”
Costly Grace - A Faith That Does Justice
Costly Grace By The Rev. Craig A. Phillips, Ph.D. In the Gospel of Matthew, we encounter the following difficult saying of Jesus. It is what is often called a “hard saying,” meaning that for the most...
faith-justice.org
January 28, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Today the non-profit. A Faith that Does Justice, published my newest contribution urging Christians (and my secular audience as well) “to speak up and act whenever we see racism and intolerance in the world around us, that is, whenever we see an affront to the dignity of any human person.”
Nice evocation of winter mornings, coffee, and marriage by my friend.
The most recent post on my Blog, In These Times.
EMBRACING WINTER MORNINGS: A COFFEE RITUAL
Photo by Benni Fish on Pexels.com This morning, I woke to the sharp chill of a New Hampshire winter. The thermometer at 6 a.m. read 1°F. Outside, a light layer of snow covered everything, softening…
craigphillips.co
January 21, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Nice evocation of winter mornings, coffee, and marriage by my friend.
Yes absolutely.
This demonstrates how badly some so-called “evangelical” Christians have misunderstood the essential message of the Gospel that Jesus conveyed to the little, the last, the lost, the least, and the poor.
December 18, 2024 at 1:59 AM
Yes absolutely.
Here I am on Bluesky!
December 4, 2024 at 6:02 PM
Here I am on Bluesky!