This Pentecost season, we are all at home. Yet that very first outpouring also happened behind closed doors. It happened as the motley church-to-be of 120 was praying, their chief stay home activity after the Lord vanished from sight 10 days earlier. They didn’t know when this season would end or how it would phase … Continue reading The One who would not be locked down: Reflections on a Stay-Home Pentecost