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Bearing the cross of compassion

Posted by: Melissa Bane Sevier on February 26, 2015

Lenten transformation

Posted by: Melissa Bane Sevier on February 18, 2015

Learning when to be quiet

Posted by: Melissa Bane Sevier on February 10, 2015

To be able to walk

Posted by: Melissa Bane Sevier on February 3, 2015

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Privilege doesn’t fit through the eye of the needle October 12, 2018
As the baggage of our own privilege starts to be peeled away—through our own efforts, through deep interactions with people who are different from us, and through the help of spiritual intervention—we may become unburdened enough to enter into the city where God dwells and where all people are equal.
Melissa Bane Sevier
The magical nature of being human October 4, 2018
When we dismiss the voices of the vulnerable--or of anyone--we refuse to see what the Psalmist knew.
Melissa Bane Sevier
Compassion (Or: It’s not summer camp) June 25, 2018
A humanitarian crisis is not something we can defend with Bible verses. It's inexcusable and indefensible.
Melissa Bane Sevier
Wind and whisper May 14, 2018
The spirit is both wild and gentle, sometimes both.
Melissa Bane Sevier
War of the worlds May 9, 2018
How to embrace the world's goodness while avoiding its evil.
Melissa Bane Sevier
Connected April 23, 2018
We're all connected. We decide what kind of impact we will make on the world around us.
Melissa Bane Sevier
You are known April 16, 2018
My lectionary blog for the week: You are known, and that gives you security and significance.
Melissa Bane Sevier
What’s for supper? April 9, 2018
Spirituality is connected to relationships and to the physical
Melissa Bane Sevier
The opposite of faith April 2, 2018
When we think we have everything figured out, God changes our minds and we grow.
Melissa Bane Sevier
To be continued March 26, 2018
Mark's version of the resurrection is the most disturbing--and the most realistic.
Melissa Bane Sevier

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