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Rounding out our profile of Biblical couples is David and Jonathan. As a prominent king, David had many wives and sexual partners. But scripture notes something different about this one relationship, uniquely noting: "Jonathan loved David"
Black, trans, queer, and in search of Holy Truth - the Ethiopian Eunuch has a complex and beautiful identity and story. At the time, the temple would have forbidden this person from seeking love fully as themself. But on the road home, through the words of prophets and the faithfulness of disciples, they discover a new way to be fully them, and fully loved.
Next up in our relationship series, Ruth & Naomi! The classic "best friends" who "cleave to one another" and pledge "wherever you go, I will go."
After tipping the hat last week to Tamar and the often misinterpreted sins of Onan (one of her husbands), this week we'll dive into the whole messy story: marriage, deceit, sex work, and Tamar's righteous pursuit of economic justice. What does the Bible have to say about relationships? Well ...it's complicated.
This week, we explore the erotic poetry of the Bible, Song of Songs! Yes, you read that right - erotic poetry. This holy text invites us to embrace both sensuality and sexuality in our experience of life, love, and the divine. Also, many dirty fruit references 🍑🍇🥰
This week, we sit with Job as he wrestles with questions of loss, sin, injustice and righteousness.
As we continue our series on the Wisdom Literature of the Bible, we dive into the most existential book in the tradition: Ecclesiastes.
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Sermons from Zao Church Collective. Zao is a Jesus-rooted, justice centered, radically inclusive network of digitally-connected house churches.