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Jason Micheli

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Crackers and Grape Juice, Jason Micheli, Tamed Cynic, Substack, The Cottage, Christian Century, The Mockingbird, Ministry Matters
author of Living in Sin, Cancer is Funny, I Like Big Buts, et al— blogs at jasonmicheli.substack.com — hosts Crackers & Grape Juice podcast — UMC pastor
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The Binding of Scripture

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By Jason Micheli
| Tamed Cynic
If you appreciate my work, pay it forward. Literally! Become a paid subscriber. We mustn’t interpret the Akedah in such a way that ignores the fact that Isaac spent the rest of his life in his dead mother’s tent. Abraham’s son went up the mountain with his father never returned home with him. Genesis 22.1-14 In his book Unleashing the Scriptures, Stanley Hauerwas recommends that the church undo the Reformation and take the Bible away from individual believers. He is not joking.
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Heaven Is Not a Place

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By Jason Micheli
| Tamed Cynic
If you appreciate my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. Hi Friends, Today I started a lectio continua series through Christ’s Farewell Discourse from the Upper Room in the Gospel of John. Here is my sermon bridging the foot-washing and the overly familiar verses that follow.
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A Father Wrestles with God after the Death of his Child

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By Jason Micheli
| Tamed Cynic
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -54:19 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. If you appreciate my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. In light of Father’s Day, here is a nearly decade old conversation with Jason Jones about his memoir Limping But Blessed: Wrestling with God after the Death of a Child. After the unexpected death of his three-year-old son, Jason Jones went on a long, painful journey to make sense of how God could let this happen to his family.
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