That's What She Said

This is part two of “Mansplaining Jesus 3/6” from 3/19. You’ll hear the voices of our Missional Logistics Team, our Care & Feeding Team, and our pastoral staff, describing a situation that feels like a turning point in our church life. We confessed before the church that our welcome had reached a painful limit, and asked our Area Shepherd, Rev. Dick Lord, to pray for us and assure us of God's pardon. Listen with care, as there is a mention of sexual assault in the telling -- not among the people of Galileo Church, but in the story of another who asked for refuge with us.

With apologies to the vegetarians among us. ❤️ 

1 Corinthians 8, 9, and 10 are about whether to eat meat from the altars of pagan, little-g-gods -- but really they're about how we think about each other, our “siblings for whom Christ died.” Decision-making is never that simple when you think about everyone who's affected by whatever you decide. Please note: this sermon is incomplete without the Litany of Confession that follows in our next recording from the same date.

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"You need two pockets," Rabbi Simcha said. "In one, a note: 'I am but dust and ashes.' In the other, a note: 'For my sake, the world was created.'" Or, according to Paul's Christo-logic in 1 Corinthians 3, 4, 5, and 6: "You were bought with a price."

Rabbi Simcha Bunim of Peshischa

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"You need two pockets," Rabbi Simcha said. "In one, a note: 'I am but dust and ashes.' In the other, a note: 'For my sake, the world was created.'" Or, according to Paul's Christo-logic in 1 Corinthians 3, 4, 5, and 6: "You were bought with a price."

Rabbi Simcha Bunim of Peshischa

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Early days, Redwood Originals,
Malcolm and Kaytee B., 10.2013

A new series lets the Apostle Paul have his Christological say -- what does it mean that he knows nothing but "Christ, and him crucified"? What is the Christ-logic of that?

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Early days, Redwood Originals,
Malcolm and Kaytee B., 10.2013

A new series lets the Apostle Paul have his Christological say -- what does it mean that he knows nothing but "Christ, and him crucified"? What is the Christ-logic of that?

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Ken at the Southern Wall of the Temple in Jerusalem.

Galileo's resident biblical scholar, Ken Berry, offered this communion devotional to conclude our worship series about Jesus’s nosiest conversations in the gospel of John.

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Ken at the Southern Wall of the Temple in Jerusalem.

Galileo's resident biblical scholar, Ken Berry, offered this communion devotional to conclude our worship series about Jesus’s nosiest conversations in the gospel of John.

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The man formerly known as blind, generations of bad theology, Jesus, and the most amazing Peter Gomes.

Peter J. Gomes, at Harvard Memorial Chapel.

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The man formerly known as blind, generations of bad theology, Jesus, and the most amazing Peter Gomes.

Peter J. Gomes, at Harvard Memorial Chapel.

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