What a year. I haven’t posted here in a while, so I thought I would share my latest podcast. I’m making plans for 2019 that include writing here more, so stay tuned. The latest: My favorite Christmas carol prompts me to reflect what “good news” for the shepherds might actually be. Plus, you get to… Continue reading Christmas Podcast
Feature image is an icon of Mary Magdalene by Br. Robert Lentz, OFM. My latest podcast is for Easter, the story of Mary Magdalene coming to Jesus’s tomb after his execution. Resurrection starts off with a grieving protest. This should not have happened. This should never have happened. Mary Magdalene’s protesting, demanding grief Is affirmed… Continue reading “Her Grief Is Her Protest”
Before it’s actually Lent, let me share my latest podcast with you! (Note to self, don’t over-schedule January again, ok? Ok.)
A special Christmas episode with some of us from the contributor crew.
Here are my latest offerings for our “The Word Is Resistance” podcast.” “The Song of the Divine Feminine” may be my favorite one so far. We are meant to desire Her. And so we’re clear, the Greek here Is exactly the kind of desire you hope I’m not talking about, But I am. That physical… Continue reading Latest Podcasts
In my latest podcast I reflect on the Exodus story of the Golden Calf, freedom, and the 10th Anniversary of our protest against the columbus day parade here in Denver (I first wrote about that here). See, going in, I had certain assumptions About the way things are. How things would go. I assumed, for… Continue reading Latest Podcast
Here’s my most recent “The Word Is Resistance” podcast, and also the previous one since I forgot to share it here. The featured photo is of the El Morro fort in Viejo San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the garitas (sentry boxes) looking out over the harbor entry and beyond to the Atlantic. You can also… Continue reading Imagination and Wokeness
My latest podcast for The Word Is Resistance wrestles with Jacob wrestling the stranger at the Jabbok and Jesus healing and feeding multitudes of people after learning his cousin John has been executed. All of that as lessons and resources for white folk staying in the discomfort of confronting white supremacy (including in ourselves) and… Continue reading Hearts Out of Joint
Yes, I totally went there. “What I am saying is, I am not interested in celebrating A doctrine thrust at me On the point of Constantine’s sword… …I’m thinking now about how Every time someone is baptized, We inscribe them with doctrines About what power is What maleness is What whiteness is We re-inscribe a… Continue reading Love trumps Doctrine: Resisting the Trinity
Today is the 3rd anniversary of Dr. Vincent Harding’s passing. I was humbled and honored to be asked to preach at a service in his honor at Iliff School of Theology this week, organized with immense love and care by the National Association of Pan-African Students. My sermon, with the sacred texts that were read,… Continue reading Remembering Dr. Vincent Harding
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