
I'm Rev. Eric Wolf, a pastor, writer, and musician.
I've previously posted almost exclusively sermons, but I'm writing a book called Myth of a Dying Church, and am now also posting episodes about the topics in and related to the book.
I believe strongly that the task of preaching is to engage Scripture as a mirror held up to our lives so that we can confront what we see with integrity. This imag... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 201 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsReligion & SpiritualityNews Commentary | |||

Our congregation is taking some bold steps during Letn this year, we're on the path to become a Reconciling in Christ congregation, meaning that we're becoming a congregation who intentionally and actively seeks out and welcomes LGBTQIA+ folks and pe... more
Ash Wednesday is a singular moment, not only in the Church year, but in our culture as well. Very seldom do we feel comfortable engaging our mortality, and there are entire industries devoted to helping us forget that all of us are mortal and time co... more
A prophet, a lawgiver, and the Messiah are transfigured on a mountain. Sounds like the beginning of a joke, but it's more about the identity of the Jewish people in Jesus' construction of the faith. It's about the discples' response and not knowing h... more
It feels like our nation’s heart is broken by the enduring cruelty of our current leadership. The last two wells include the military takedown of Venezuela’s President and Renee Good’s murder at the hands of an ICE agents. Our conscience faith inform... more
There's a cliché that "bad things happen for a reason," and another, "God makes everything work out for good." Of the two, the first is kind of false unless the reason is, "sometimes things suck and people are evil." The second is more true, but also... more
Today’s gospel is one in which we find some stunning decisions. Some lead to great increase and new responsibility; others lead to a no good very bad terrible day.
The Gospel isn’t concerned with what we produce, but that we use what we’re given so... more
Psalm 46 speaks of the desolations God brings to the earth, and it’s our habit to think of floods and disasters. What God desolates is the implements of war — the bow, the spear, the chariots — the M-16, the Tomahawk Missile, the tank.
The ongoing ... more
Jesus calls us to see God’s kingdom, not as a place of easy living, but of living together in good times and in bad.
What does this vision inspire in you?
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The content focuses on the intersection of faith, community, and social justice, exploring themes relevant to contemporary Christian living. Throughout various episodes, significant topics include the significance of seasons like Lent and Ash Wednesday, inclusivity especially concerning LGBTQI+ individuals, and the transformative power of God's love in addressing societal issues. Uniquely, the discussions often weave in personal narratives from the host, enriching the theological examination with real-world applications. This podcast aims to challenge listeners to reflect on their spiritual journeys, engage more authentically with their faith, and consider the implications of their beliefs in a divided society.
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