Tag Archives: Walter Brueggemann

From My Reading

Posted on September 13, 2019 by livingasapprentices

“Our sociology is predictably derived from, legitimated by, and reflective of our theology. And if we gather around a static god of order who only guards the interests of the “haves,” oppression cannot be far behind. Conversely, if a God … Continue reading →

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From My Reading

Posted on August 10, 2019 by livingasapprentices

“As soon as [the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation] began to spend more time understanding how people live their lives, we saw that so many of the barriers to advancement – and so many of the causes of isolation – … Continue reading →

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From My Reading

Posted on May 17, 2018 by livingasapprentices

“Easter morning. A very simple, quiet Eucharist around the table in Madame Vanier’s dining room….A small group of friends happy to be together. We spoke together about the resurrection. Liz, who works with many anguished people, said, “We have to keep … Continue reading →

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Going Deeper with God – “Haven’t You Heard?” (Is. 40)

Posted on October 31, 2016 by livingasapprentices

Eugene Peterson’s book “Eat this Book” teaches us to chew on a passage of scripture, digest it, and then put it to use in practical ways. Our Christian fathers and mothers called this process Lectio Divina. These selected verses from Isaiah … Continue reading →

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