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Crackers & Grape Juice + is a Substack that explores Christian theology, emphasizing the experiential and reflective aspects of faith. It discusses biblical narratives, the Christian understanding of concepts like heaven, forgiveness, and repentance, and interfaces culture with theological insights, using occasions like Lent and Ash Wednesday as focal points.

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Heaven is Miller Time

78 implied HN points • 19 Sep 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Parable Judgment Religion
  1. Heaven is described as a joyful party where everyone, regardless of their past, can come together and have a good time.
  2. The idea of Heaven being likened to 'Miller Time' symbolizes a time of celebration and inclusivity for all.
  3. Heaven is portrayed as a place of fun and enjoyment where judgment is replaced by a carefree atmosphere.

The Lord Needs It

117 implied HN points • 28 Mar 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Jesus Prayer Christianity
  1. The donkey reflects on its past experiences with Jesus from birth to Palm Sunday
  2. The donkey worries about the true intentions of the crowd welcoming Jesus to Jerusalem
  3. Jesus reassures the donkey that everything is part of a greater plan
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Who You Aren't Isn't Interesting

39 implied HN points • 22 Mar 23
📚 Literature Books Reading Authors
  1. The author is reflecting on rediscovering and rereading books from their library.
  2. They are starting to reread a book by Rob Bell called 'How to be Here'.
  3. The post encourages readers to subscribe for full access to more content.

The Long Bony Finger

39 implied HN points • 03 Apr 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Christianity Lent Belief Prayer
  1. The crucifixion of Jesus is inherently scandalous and central to the Christian faith.
  2. Art, like Matthias Grünewald's Altarpiece, can provide deep theological insights and resonate with the cultural consciousness.
  3. Emphasizing Jesus crucified, as Paul did, reminds Christians of the great lengths God went to show love and forgiveness.