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sale racks and sunrise glory

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[serialposts] I denied myself nothing my eyes desired; I refused my heart no pleasure. My heart took delight in all my labor, and this was the reward for all my toil. Yet when I surveyed all that my hands had done and what I had toiled to achieve, everything was...

praying for those in transition

praying for those in transition

Today I'm thinking of my friends in transition. Because sometimes I think God waits in places that smell of bleach and Hamburger Helper. Places that house women without a place of their own who wear red, fuzzy slippers and children who sport sleeveless pajamas in the...

time to stand and stare

time to stand and stare

It's the morning after the morning we remembered the mourning and celebrated the Morning. D has risen early again, because it's Monday and time to move into a new week of busyness as usual. I want to burrow down under white down, but there's a light that shines in the...

choosing to rise above it

choosing to rise above it

[serialposts]“What are you doing,” H asks me playfully as he barges through the door. We make eye contact and the smile on his face slides to a solemn slant as he pads his way slowly into the room. “Are you crying,” he asks before I can answer his first question....

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It's a beautiful day to be outside and working in the yard. 

Trimmed back some palm trees, resetting the flower beds, and watching the birds nesting.

And some of the bromiliads under one of my oak trees are in full bloom! 😍

It can be exhausting maintaining this yard, but there is so much beauty to behold.

And I can feel the rhythms of God's Creation in this place.

I wish I was a better gardener, and that it had more time (and money) to invest in it. Maybe some day. 

Regardless, I'm grateful for what I have. And I'll always appreciate the opportunity to experience God in this sacred place.

#holyrhythms #springvibes #bromiliad #bloom #sacredplace
"The relationship holds, even when the feeling doesn't. When everything else is stripped away, there's still 'my God.'"

This Good Friday, I had the privilege of reflecting on the fourth word of "The Seven Last Words" of Jesus from the cross — "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" at @stedwardsepiscopal.

If you've ever cried out to a God you couldn't feel, you're in good company. Jesus knows that place. He went there first.

Full reflection at the link in bio.

#GoodFriday #SevenLastWords #Lent #Episcopal #Psalm22
Most churches I talk to assume AI tools are either too expensive or too complicated to be worth the effort.

But here's what I've found: you can get a church running on a genuinely powerful AI stack -- Claude for sermon prep and communication, NotebookLM for repurposing content, OpusClip for turning sermons into social clips, and Canva Pro for graphics -- for about $31/month. And two of those four tools are completely free for nonprofits.

I wrote the book on this (literally -- AI Systems for Churches is on Amazon now), and this post breaks down the exact stack I'd recommend for any church that wants to do more without burning out the people doing it.

Link in bio.

#ChurchCommunications #ChurchLeadership #MinistryLife #AIForChurches #PastorLife
You don't need all the answers. You don't need to see the whole road.

You just need enough light for the next step.

That's what grace looks like. And that's what Holy Rhythms for Hurting Hearts is all about -- ancient rhythms that carry you forward, one sacred step at a time.

Link in bio to grab your copy. 🕯️

#FaithAndMentalHealth #ChristianLiving #HealingJourney #HopefulFaith #GraceForToday
While at @campwingmann, I had the opportunity to celebrate the Eucharist alongside Rev. Garcia Barnswell-Schmidt, one of my absolute favorite people in the @cfdiocese.

We served alongside each other for an incredible youth retreat that I brought my @stedwardsepiscopal youth group too, and it was a great weekend for all.

We talked about Psalm 23 all weekend, and today in my closing sermon, I emphasized to them how it all ends at the Table. Even when we still carry our brokenness, struggles, and junk... He still prepares the Table for us.

And as we prepared the Eucharist, she invited all of the youth there to join us around the Table as she blessed the elements, and we served them right there.

The Lord (YHWH) says, "Come to the Table. I've prepared it just for you."

#EYCmountdora #cfdioceseyouth #episcopalyouth

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A Message From Dan

What does it look like to live a Christian life? Like, TRULY live a Christian life? If I’m honest, I’m over the fake front of being a happy, blessed, and perfect person in order to impress others. Truth is, I’m a sinner who’s just trying to figure out how to do this without looking like an absolute fool. I think the Christian life is about admitting our brokenness, while raising our hand to say,”Here I am Lord! What would You have me do?” And that’s what this blog is all about… just a dude trying to do the best I can, and maybe hoping that you’re stumbling through the same journey. Maybe we can walk together.

rev. dan king

Rev. Dan King

speaker. author. blogger.