The Banality of Evil

May 20, 2021 | Staff Blog

The Banality of EvilPreston Clegg Recently, a quotation has continued to find me through multiple avenues, and every time I read it, it stuns me.  The quote is from Hannah Arendt, a German-born Jew who survived the Holocaust and became one of the leading thinkers...

Holy Trialogue: Listener, Preacher, Spirit

May 12, 2021 | Podcast

In this episode we talk with long-time preacher and professor of homiletics and 2BC Scholar Emeritus, Dr. Hulitt Gloer, about the preaching event. We ponder what good listening entails and what the listener can expect from a sermon. We consider the mystery of the...

For Love of Neighbor

May 11, 2021 | Staff Blog

For Love of NeighborChris Ellis This legislative session, the Arkansas Legislature has made it tougher to vote. Well, it made it tougher for some of us to vote. The truth be told, folks like me, white and middle class, won’t have any problem. I’ve got my driver’s...

Prayers from a Springtime Pilgrim (Earth Day 2021)

Apr 22, 2021 | Staff Blog

(Janet Nye wrote these reflections last Spring. We’d like to share them with you on Earth Day 2021. Even deeper than concern about “saving the planet” comes the matter of coming to know and love the world we inhabit as God’s creation, of which we are a responsible...

Pause. Breathe. Reflect.

Apr 8, 2021 | Staff Blog

Pause. Breathe. Reflect.Claire McGowan As we find ourselves entering a new season, it seems essential to reflect on the last year and also spend a little time thinking about what lies ahead. Every year we are gifted with the opportunity to recharge over winter and...

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