With a prophetic imagination we see that Abraham’s near sacrifice of his son Isaac was in fact the Resurrection of Isaac who was as good as dead already. (This video is based on interpretative skills of David Buttrick)
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To Make God our First Love…
Full title: To make God our first love is the most loving way of loving everything else.
A slightly-less-than-literal interpretation of Abraham’s near sacrifice of his son Isaac.
When God is anti-Christ-like
A literal interpretation of Abraham’s near sacrifice of his son Isaac.
Everyone is a Believer
The question we should ask is not: “Do you believe?” but rather “What do you believe and does it bring LIFE?”
Say NO to the Secrecy Bill
South Africa’s amazing constitution was written from the perspective of protecting the vulnerable but sadly the proposed Protection of Information Bill betrays our constitution in that it is written from the perspective of protecting the privileged. Lean more about it from at the Rights To Know website.
CMM Restoration (Progress)
We’ve made significant progress since we began restoring CMM. This vid looks at the progress we have made so far.
Embedded in this post is our before video, too, so you can see, side-by-side, just how much we’ve managed to achieve.
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The Most Intimate Have the Most Questions About Jesus
Why asking many questions of Jesus is a greater sign of knowing Jesus intimately, then merely ‘believing’ you’ve figured him out.
St. Paul’s Engagement With People of Another Faith
What St. Paul can teach us of engaging with people with faiths different from our own
When a Chapter Breaks in Scripture, Break the Storyline (Part 2)
On reading scripture with your feet wet, and a second example of how reading a chapter in isolation from those that precede it can be dangerous.
Be sure to catch part 1 over here if you missed it previously
When the Chapter Breaks in Scripture, Break the Storyline (Part 1)
Reflections on Jesus’s saying that there are many rooms in my Father’s house, and how a break in scripture can mistakenly break a narrative.