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Readings: Isaiah 2:1–5; Psalm 122, Romans 13:11–14; Matthew 24:37–44

While I was in church on Sunday, I was struck by the call for transformation that permeated the readings for today. This, of course, may have been influenced by ...

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I am part of a community of practice called “Food, Faith and Farming”. These friends helped me think through the ideas around liminal space and gardening. I credit them for their wisdom.

The season of advent is one I look forward to every year. In the dreariness of late November into December in the northern hemisphere, this liturgical season reminds me to ...

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This past weekend, I attended the annual conference for the American Academy of Religion in Boston. I was grateful to attend a panel discussion titled “The Difference the Resurrection Makes” featuring Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas as one of the panelists. Oddly, in the midst of the panel, I found myself thinking about the recent adaptation of Frankenstein.

I...

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Thanksgiving is weeks away, and food banks are in crisis mode as record numbers of families face the effects of delayed SNAP benefits, rising cost of living, a government shutdown, and an uncertain economy. More than 40 million people rely on SNAP benefits to put food on the table, with the majority of recipients being children and the elderly. The halt in SNAP benefits aband...

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[Note: The following is an edited excerpt from a sermon I preached at 6:45 AM ET on May 25, 2025 at my home church in Philadelphia, PA. Five months later, the sentiments remain relevant. Be blessed.]

“So, let us now turn to the word of God.

Scripture: Hosea 4:1-6a NIV: my people are destroyed from lack of knowledge.

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