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Articles by Caleb Schut

Caleb Schut is the associate pastor at Grace Chicago Church in Chicago, IL. He graduated from Western Theological Seminary in 2016. In addition to his work at Grace Chicago, he runs a non-profit called Beautiful Response that he and his wife started to partner with leaders in Uganda and Haiti.

Pentecost. It’s a Big Deal.

  • Caleb Schut
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4 years ago

Today is Pentecost. Unlike Christmas and Easter, however, you’ll find no displays in Target. No chocolate filled flames, no marshmallow tongues of fire or Pentecost-Red bead necklaces.

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  • church calendar
  • holiday
  • Pentecost

I’ve Been Going to Yoga on Mondays

  • Caleb Schut
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4 years ago

It was my back pain that got me in the yoga studio, but it is the Psalmist who keeps me coming back. “Be still and know that I am God,” he writes.

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  • anxiety
  • prayer
  • presence of God
  • silence
  • spiritual disciplines

The Slant of Travel

  • Caleb Schut
1
4 years ago

The scope of our experiences create the lens through which we view and interpret the world, and in that vein, travel, whether it is across the world or across town, can be an indispensable shaper of our worldview.

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  • cross-cultural
  • culture
  • travel

To Dust We Shall Return

  • Caleb Schut
1
4 years ago

Ash Wednesday offers to us a lifetime of days and to receive this gift, we only need to look at the birds, to be like them in their nesting and in their singing.

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  • Ash Wednesday
  • dust
  • dying
  • grace
  • Lent

Beers and Carols

  • Caleb Schut
1
4 years ago

Thin places have become my resolution this year. I want to see them. I want to be a part of them. I want to be expecting them like Simeon and Anna sitting on the temple steps, never giving up hope that the incarnation of God’s Spirit would yet come.

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  • community
  • missional community
  • missional hospitality

The Meaning of Christmas in Chicago

  • Caleb Schut
1
4 years ago

The shirtless man doing taekwondo, the child staring blankly across the table at dad’s empty chair, both parents celebrating a baby’s first Christmas and the couple who cannot get pregnant, and Melissa moving earnestly from one person to the next. These are the new characters of Christmas.

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  • Chicago
  • Christmas
  • Christmas narrative
  • incarnation
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