Why do Christian leaders often find themselves bullying, manipulating or exhibiting other forms of leadership malpractice? Bishop Todd Hunter explores the root of the problem and how we can help prevent it in our own lives. What is at the root of leadership malpractice? Failure to ground ourselves in the reality that the Kingdom of …
Micah is a book about systemic injustice. How do we, as Christians, address this injustice? Serve faithfully in our relationships, tasks and spheres of social influence.
The Book of Micah: “Metaphors that Awaken” Readings: Micah 4:1-5; 6:6-8; 7:18-20 and Mark 5:21-34 Reflection Questions In our Micah readings, chapters 4-7, we find a shift in tone, from oracles of judgment and lament to hope for a a new way of experience true life in companionship with God. Consider reading the chapters in …
The Book of Micah: “Metaphors that Awaken” Readings: Micah 1:2-9; 3:1-7, 9-12 and Mark 5:1-20 Reflection Questions The prophet Micah is a master of language utilizing a full range of metaphor, lament, prophetic oracle, simile etc., to help the people of God connect with the reality of their human condition and sin-maladies. Read Micah 1- …