"Let your Kingdom come, God.
Let your Justice be done..."
This is an Upside-down Coronation Song, celebrating the King of the Kingdom of God.
We talk briefly about the ancient word "mishpat" translated as judgment, justice, and God's will being done.

"Let your Kingdom come, God. Let your Justice be done..." This is an Upside-down Coronation Song, celebrating the King of the Kingdom of God. We talk briefly about the ancient word "mishpat" translated as judgment, justice, and God's will being done.

Psalm 72

Exploring the Psalms--the prayer book of the Bible--we learn together the Spiritual Vocabulary of healing, resilience, and praise. Ramona, Gaye, and John lean into the mystery and power of these ancient songs with awe.  These prayers were held by an enslaved people through the horrific Exile in Babylon, then crafted, organized, and woven together into sacred meeting space to heal an entire nation and world. These are the prayers that Jesus used, lived into, unveiled, and gave to us to pray together. These are the Prayers that Bring Us HOME
From the San Antonio Mennonite Church, a joyful community that is doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God in our Southtown neighborhood.

Religion & Spirituality

Exploring the Psalms--the prayer book of the Bible--we learn together the Spiritual Vocabulary of healing, resilience, and praise. Ramona, Gaye, and John lean into the mystery and power of these ancient songs with awe. These prayers were held by an enslaved people through the horrific Exile in Babylon, then crafted, organized, and woven together into sacred meeting space to heal an entire nation and world. These are the prayers that Jesus used, lived into, unveiled, and gave to us to pray together. These are the Prayers that Bring Us HOME From the San Antonio Mennonite Church, a joyful community that is doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God in our Southtown neighborhood.

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Psalm 72

Psalm 72