Help! I'm preaching on Sunday, are you? Let's help each other with insights, perspectives and hot takes on this week's Gospel reading (RCL). Run by @vahva.
Have you ever seen @p2son's performance of the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch? (this Sunday's reading Acts 8.26–40) watch it here, very powerful insights, 30 mins in: https://t.co/JFpYTkVaU0
There are definitely several sermons in this moving and sad story.
@HeartEdge_@PulpitPanic
BBC News - Regent honeyeater: Endangered bird 'has forgotten its song'
https://t.co/XJW86NjqAj
Sorry I've been a bit quiet! I'm still finding these Tuesday discussions on the lectionary readings from @HeartEdge_ really helpful, here's this week's: https://t.co/ueMpSLHdYC
@HeartEdge_ Sermon Prep workshop with Sam Wells & @SallyHitchiner today at 4.30pm live streamed here -https://t.co/sxzALGauVj. Revised Common Lectionary Readings Isaiah 61. 1-4, 8-end, 1 Thessalonians 5. 16-24 and John 1. 6-8, 19-28. Only three worksohp left before Christmas.
I'm going use the wonderful poem about joy from Mary Oliver called Don't Hesitate on which to base my sermon this Gaudete (joy) Sunday #advent#gaudete#sermon#joy
'joy was not made to be a crumb'
https://t.co/P2AB3BgImR via @goodreads
The 'parable of the sheep and the goats' in Matt 25 isn't a parable, it isn't about the sheep and the goats, and it is not an encouragement to us to care for the poor. So what is it about, and what does it teach us? FYI @AJWTheology
https://t.co/zTayKBpwFM
Grappling with Christ the King. Can’t help thinking that though we’ve deduced that he is and crowned him King, in his humility he probably would have returned the crown and refused the throne. @PulpitPanic
How does God command his people to offer welcome and hospitality to the stranger—and what implications does that have for the people of God?
https://t.co/lSmPd8cJoa
A triduum for St Hugh: having died 16 November, he's commemorated 16 November by Roman Catholics, 17 November by Anglican Provinces except one – the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, NZ and Polynesia which celebrates this commemoration on 18 November: https://t.co/HPg1AHDsSc
"The one thing you know for certain about your tiresome, annoying, disobedient, disedifying fellow Christians is that God has welcomed them; that becomes your challenge"
- Rowan Williams on the radical teaching of St Paul, a word for Christian twitter I think!