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About Epiphany
// posted Wednesday, Jan 11, 2012
Epiphany: A Season of Making Known, January 6 - February 21 Next to Easter, Epiphany is the one of oldest seasons of the church year. Epiphany is the occasion where God in Christ is made known the world. Through Epiphany we remember that Christ was born for both Jew and Gentile, those near and those far, Europeans and Americans. As the star led the magi, so the light of God leads us and shines forth to all. At the beginning of Epiphany we remember the Baptism of our Lord (another manifestation of Christ as Son of God to the world) and the first miracle at Cana (again another manifestation of God incarnate in Jesus the Christ).
Welcome to Epiphany
// posted Monday, Jan 9, 2012 by Fr. Dixon Kinser
In the Jewish Bible, the Hebrew people are encouraged to teach their children the ways of God by, “talking about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.” (Deut 11:19). I love this description of spiritual formation because it reminds me that Christian living is an “all the time” kind of practice. Spiritual development does not just happen in religious places like church buildings, but rather along the road while ...
