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O! to be like Him!

November 17, 2025 Mark Brians

p/c Francesco Alberti via unsplash

…The whole scene is a torpor of movement and action: swords drawn, Malchus’ ear being severed, torches being raised, arms lifted, hands gripping bodies in the background, two men wave cudgels, and everyone’s legs and cloaks seem in a tangle. Two frightened on-lookers peer from behind a rock face —have they just woken from slumber?

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Tags To be like Jesus, Icon, Judas, Jesus, Betrayal of Jesus, Pity party

Japan and OMSA

November 11, 2025 All Saints Honolulu

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This week we have a guest post from one of our vestry members, Alli Evans, who got to visit the GAFCON church-plant in Japan with whom we are developing a missional relationship: OMSA….

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Tags OMSA, Japan, Mission, GAFCON, church relationships, 'Aina Moana

Representative kisses

November 4, 2025 Mark Brians

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…“Give baby a kiss for me….”

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Tags Kiss of Peace, Kissing, Bonhoeffer, WWII, KIds, baby, representative

On welcoming baby seven

October 27, 2025 Mark Brians

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“When you were born, you were caught as you came out of the chute, so to speak —caught and embraced in the arms of your mother […] You were held face to face, there at the beginning […] and if not your birth mother, some other had to catch you and care for you. Or you would not have survived. Mother’s gaze was one of freely offered delight and welcome. Hello! Here you are! I’m so glad you are here! We’ve been waiting so long for you, and your being here is endlessly wonderful. Welcome to the world!” (p.9)

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Tags Resurrection, Baby, Birth, Born, Judgement Day, Midwife, Father, Mother, Esther Meek

REPOST: Why celebrate Allhallowtide? And What is it exactly?

October 22, 2025 Mark Brians

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…Halloween is a remnant of a series of three days on which the Church celebrated the victory of Jesus’ Kingdom over the powers of the world, the flesh and the devil; Hallow’s Eve, All Saints Day, and All Souls Day…

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Tags repost, allhallowtide, all saints day, halloween, is halloween christian?, holiday, triduum, all souls day, death, resurrection

Peter Thiel needs to re-read the Lord of the Rings

October 14, 2025 Mark Brians

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Users can communicate over great distances with one another and particularly power operators of the master-stone can bend the other stones to their will and utilize the whole web of palantiri as a kind of surveillance network to cast their minds across vast stretches of Middle Earth.

…It is such stones that allow Sauron and Saruman to communicate with one another. It is another such stone that allows Denethor to spy on Sauron.

Here’s where things get real: ‘Palantir’ is the name that venture-capitalist-turned-apocalyptic-theologian Peter Thiel gave to his surveillance firm…

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Tags Peter Thiel, Lord of the Rings, Eschaton, Katechon, Renee Girard, Denethor, Sauron, Resurrection, Surveillance, Palantir, Palantiri

Complaining like faithful servants

October 6, 2025 Mark Brians

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…to their request Jesus gives what I call a “broken parable” —a parable that begins with reference to the way things are right now and then, by implication, suggests that if this is true of things in a broken system how much better are your fortunes in God’s jovial kingdom (e.g. the parable of the persistent widow in Lk. 18:1-8)…

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Tags Luke 17, Luke 12, Jesus, Gospels, Servant, Faith, Chesterton, Complaining, Grumbling, Satan

Why we call 'em priests

September 30, 2025 Mark Brians

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There’s a question I get from time to time which runs something, amidst all its variations, like: “Why are you called a ‘priest’ when Jesus alone is the final priest between God and man?” quoting verses like 1 Tim. 2:5 or Heb. 4:14-16. It’s sometimes also asked relatedly of me that “the New Testament churches were lead by Bishops, Presbyters, and Deacons —why don’t we use those terms?”

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Tags Priest, Clergy, Pastor, Mediator, Hebrews, 1 Timothy, Kingdom of Priests, Peter Leithart, Bread, Worship, Leadership Tabernacle, Sacrifice, Blood

Glory is the blossoming of grace

September 22, 2025 Mark Brians

Some iterations of Christianity assume that the goal of salvation is to merely return to Eden. To “re-start” as it were; to “go back to the garden” having had the thousands of years between creation and consummation carefully redacted from our account of glory…

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Tags Henri de Lubac, Catholic Church, City of God, Heavenly City, Eden, Body of Christ

One of the best folk hymns --we're gonna be learning it at All Saints in Spring '26

September 15, 2025 Mark Brians

Second Coming, Georgios Klontzas, 16th c.

“And am I born to die, / to lay this body down? / And must my trembling spirit fly / into a world unknown?”

Is this the beginning of a Christian hymn? Surely not! Are you serious?

You bet your bottom dollar I am…

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Tags Idumea, Sacred Harp, Tim Eriksen, Cold Mountain, Hymns, Church Music, All Saints Honolulu, Shape-note, Job 19:25-27, Am i born to die, I know that my redeemer lives
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