Nadia Bolz-Weber Pentecost Sermon

[ninj]

Anyone heard of her? Very traditional and Lutheran, but edgy and connected. I would like to read more of her writing.

I do not know how to do this part

a Pentecost Sermon

thecorners.substack.com

 

[BetteTheRed]

I have heard of her, and liked what I heard. She's quite edgy.

 

[Mendalla]

I have heard her interviewed a few times.on podcasts and Tapestry. Very impressed. Might even have listened to a podcast she did at one time? House for All Sinners and Saints, the congregation she founded, is one of the all-time great names for a church.

And I am going to post that link in the BPotW thread on Acts 2. Definitely on-topic there. We can leave this thread to discuss Bolz-Weber

 

[BetteTheRed]

She reminds me quite a bit of Ann Lamott, actually.

 

[Waterfall]

Thanks, I enjoyed her perspective.

 

[Inukshuk]

I've been following her for awhile - since a Lenten book study on Animate Faith (SparkHouse press) She was a stand up comedian and collects belt buckles! She wrote about God being seen as both a divine accountant and an angry daddy. And how we take the best and worst parts of ourselves and project them on God.

 

[Luce NDs]

I've been following her for awhile - since a Lenten book study on Animate Faith (SparkHouse press) She was a stand up comedian and collects belt buckles! She wrote about God being seen as both a divine accountant and an angry daddy. And how we take the best and worst parts of ourselves and project them on God.

Psyche cleavage?