If for you, time seems fleeting, if you find yourself rushed by errands, trying to find oil for your lamp, could Jesus today be inviting you to find a new relationship with time?
Author Archives: Mike Angell
All Saints, All Souls: What happens to us when we die?
There’s a deep invitation in the hymn, in the feast of All Saints. The invitation is to consider how a life well lived, in love and in service of others, prepares us for life after death.
Jesus’ Politics: Continuing the Reformation
Jesus’ patient and faithful response to those who would be his political adversaries reminds us that if we would love God with all our heart, all our soul, all our mind, we are going to have to stretch.
The Trouble with False Gods
To those of you who have found a home in the Episcopal church and still flirt with atheism, I want to say this: I admire your faith. I think in this church at this time in history it makes sense to question what our society describes as “god.”
Mike Angell 