It can’t have been comfortable to be John the Baptist. Camel’s hair clothes and locusts aside, it’s never pleasant to be the
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One of my strongest memories of my paternal grandmother is sitting with her at the piano, listening to her play and sing her favorite songs. She had a soft spot for love songs, and she taught me how to plink
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Pentecost sounds like a pride parade. Both events are characterized by vibrant expressions, a sense of community, and transformative power that lasts far beyond the gathering but can have an impact on the participants for much longer, perhaps the entire year or maybe even millena to come. And yet the
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The increase in intensity and amplification of the spiritual volume I felt around this thought stayed with me as I prayerfully read the book’s text. Sitting with Habakkuk’s three chapters helped me see that there is absolutely an interplay between possessing a prophetic and queer identity because these two orientations
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Who is Zephaniah? Zephaniah was the son of Cushi, a descendant from the tribe of Judah. The ninth of the minor prophets. In the Old Testament and particularly the Prophets, they are often descendants from generations of Prophets. Zephaniah, had the command of prophetic language and his serious warnings were
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