Lord Hear Our Song

Lord Hear Our Song, by Matt Davis and performed by Matt Davis recently at Sondays gathering...

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Matt Davis singing his tune Lord Hear Our Song live at Sondays.

Great Cornell West PBS Interview

"Jesus is like James Brown up in me..." Beautiful.

Skype Video: Collective & Community Vs. Condominium

Note form Claudio: "We forgot to say that those obligations are autonomously (not individualistically) set up. Like in a marriage, nobody forces you into them, but the WE, not the "me", discern, chose and set up it. When communitary autonomy is the frame we have obligations to attach to. love man... you are definitively brave posting this improvised conversation here...."

iPhone Voice Mail Liturgy

iPhone Voice Mail Liturgy: Ephesians 3 from The Work Of The People on Vimeo.

Message this week from friend Aaron Edwards...

Love In The CIty Outtake

Outtake from upcoming Love In The City twotp.com film with Aaron Edwards.

Love In The City Outtake from The Work Of The People on Vimeo.

Take In This Light

take in this Light.
truth, once pierced & spilled now whole
& living within you.

Spirit invoked
into our heart, a once-troubled
now encouraged by a presence
beyond understanding—

God’s will accomplished:
we are forever freed from the order of this world.

oh, love can’t you feel Him in you?
raising you up by your chest as if you could just reach up and catch Him in
your arms?
He births love, breathes love, swells and compels love—
dear brothers and sisters:

He is love & dwells in those who love His name.

- By Kelly Hall

Pregnancy In The Kingdom

What can pregnancy teach us about faith? How are are pregnant woman a witness to the church? From here forthcoming book, Mother, wife, pastor, writer, speaker and new monastic Sarah Jobe discusses how pregnancy can teach us the logic of the Kingdom of God

Mother's Day & Pentecost

Mother's Day and Pentecost are always around the same time of year and Pentecost, one of the prominent feasts in the Christian liturgical year, is usually trumped by hallmarky Mother' Day church services. Any new imaginations? Oh, Jonathan Wilson-Hargrove offers up a beautiful perspective...