This week we explore the nature of Christ's kingship, drawing and looking at worldly power and the divine authority of love. How should we respond to Christ's invitation to a kingdom founded on love, justice, and genuine freedom?

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Stuart Higginbotham, Brandon Nonnemaker and Meg McPeek meditate on pilgrimage, mindfulness and whether Arkansas is the holy land.

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The scriptural text for this Sunday was from the 13th chapter of Mark's gospel, from a section known as the "little apocalypse." This homily seeks to help us place our current situations--our hopes, our fears, our joys, and our anxieties--within the larger context of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I have drawn on a number of commentaries and resources, not the least of which is "Synthesis," a periodical for preaching published by Sewanee in the 1980's and 1990's.

- Rev. David B. Powell

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