I am an Anglican priest and this identifies me Christian. But in the same way as Jesus the Christ was not Christian, and the Buddha was not Buddhist, my identification as Christian does not preclude my understanding that God is bigger than the boxes we create to contain God for OUR peace of mind. Here I share my reflections which explore the love story that is God’s relationship with us.
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Revisiting the Church’s Strategic Document
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on a unique experience that unfolded within the Church of Sweden. We were in the midst of revisiting our strategic document, a process that brought with it deep, …
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As we move through the post-Christmas week, a time marked by the church calendar’s rich festivities, it’s worth reflecting on the significance of these observances. Each day carries historical and spiritual weight: from the remembrance of …
Embracing the Rhythms of Simplicity in a Modern World Read More »
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Sodom and Gomorrah, two biblical cities often cited as symbols of divine retribution, have become cultural and theological touchpoints for discussions about sin, morality, and sexuality. The traditional view interprets their destruction as a condemnation of sexual …
Understanding the Misconceptions of Sodom and Gomorrah Read More »
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In a recent talk, I delved into a subject that remains difficult and uncomfortable for many: the harsh realities of sexual and gender-based violence. Drawing from a biblical story that is rarely discussed in our churches or …
Breaking the Silence: Confronting the Unspoken Truths of Gender-Based Violence Read More »
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The complexities and cultural contexts embedded in biblical texts can sometimes lead to centuries of misinterpretation, as is the case with Genesis Chapter 38. In a recent in-depth study session, a religious speaker analyzed this provocative …
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