Easter Every Year – Why We Follow The Lectionary

Palm Sunday is this Sunday and because this podcast follows the lectionary, we’ve looked at the same handful of verses this week each year over and over and over again. Why do we do it? What value is there in following the lectionary and how might we see

An episode of the Queer Theology podcast, hosted by Queer Theology / Brian G. Murphy & Shannon T.L. Kearns, titled "Easter Every Year – Why We Follow The Lectionary" was published on April 9, 2019.

April 9, 2019 · Queer Theology

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Palm Sunday is this Sunday and because this podcast follows the lectionary, we’ve looked at the same handful of verses this week each year over and over and over again. Why do we do it? What value is there in following the lectionary and how might we see a reflection of queerness in the lectionary itself? Read the transcript (PDF) Mentioned in this episode Every Palm Sunday & Holy Week episode ever! (plus some bonus videos) Why do we do this? Maundy Thursday Jesus Steals a Donkey – Matthew 21:1-11 An Empty Tomb / Easter 2015 Unlikely Witnesses – Matthew 28:1-10 Palm Sunday & Holy Week 2017 Easter 2017 The Politics of Palm Sunday (video) Easter: the Personal & Political (video) You Are Not Alone: Good Friday for LGBTQ Christians (video) Jesus is Polyamorous Photo by Rod Long The post Easter Every Year – Why We Follow The Lectionary appeared first on Queer Theology.

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Palm Sunday is this Sunday and because this podcast follows the lectionary, we’ve looked at the same handful of verses this week each year over and over and over again. Why do we do it? What value is there in following the lectionary and how might we see a reflection of queerness in the lectionary […]

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