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The Cry of Abel: Sacrifice Transfigured into Communion
Genesis 4 is more than a morality tale of two brothers. Through Maurice’s theology of sacrifice, Zornberg’s Midrash, Brueggemann’s paradox, and Hebrews…
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When the House Falls
In the ruins of self-will, the Servant leads. Discover a way of prayer and trust that builds a house no storm can tear down.
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Death in Faith, Not Death of Faith
In a world addicted to comfort and allergic to sorrow, the prophet Habakkuk shows us the shape of anguished faith. This is not a theology of escape—but…
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The Octave of Ascension: Thomas and the Ache of Waiting
A spiritual reflection on waiting between Ascension and Pentecost—through the eyes of Thomas and the rhythm of the Church calendar.
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Rogation, Ascension, and the Space Between
A contemplative essay exploring the meaning of Rogation, Ascension, and the days of waiting before Pentecost. Drawing from Scripture and the Church…
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Guard what remains. Bless what is buried.
A reflection on Rogation Monday and the mystery of sacred time—walking with grief, prayer, and hope through the in-between. Rooted in Scripture…
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Between the Trees: From Eden to the Cross
What if the Fall wasn’t simply rebellion, but disordered desire? What if Cain’s offering, like ours, was made from the ache of wanting to be seen? From…
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Reflections from exile—scripture, sacrament, and the search for God beneath the noise. Reformed roots, Orthodox longing, honest hope. Fragments of A Protestant Orthodoxy, for pilgrims and the spiritually displaced.

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