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Momologian

Alicia Vélez Stewart

Religion & Spirituality

Frequency: 1 episode/10d. Total Eps: 203

Who is Momologian? Rev. Alicia Vélez Stewart (she/her/ella) is a sassy mom of twins + 2, at times irreverent but always in awe of the Divine, Latina pastora, theologian, progressive, and unashamedly liberal child of God. Fully fueled by caffeine & the Holy Spirit 🕊, if you’re looking for a slightly heretical and definitely scriptural take on Christianity then you’re in the right place.

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🇺🇸 USA - Religion
26/07/2026
#94
🇺🇸 USA - Religion
07/06/2026
#91
🇬🇧 Great Britain - Religion
19/02/2026
#92
🇺🇸 USA - Religion
30/01/2026
#96
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02/01/2026
#98
🇺🇸 USA - Religion
28/12/2025
#76
🇺🇸 USA - Religion
16/12/2025
#86
🇺🇸 USA - Religion
28/11/2025
#87
🇬🇧 Great Britain - Religion
08/09/2025
#100
🇬🇧 Great Britain - Religion
07/09/2025
#89

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Blessing the life we did not choose: Practicing Resurrection in Public

Sunday, July 19, 2026 • Duration 16:44

Today we'll hear the story of Jacob, whose life was shaped by betrayal, loss, and circumstances he never would have chosen. Together we'll discover how God doesn't cause our suffering, but can bring healing, hope, and new possibilities from even our deepest disappointments.

Wherever you find yourself today, know that you belong here. God is still writing stories of hope, and we are grateful to be part of that story together.

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Freedom. What is it for?

Sunday, July 5, 2026 • Duration 22:42

This week we begin the July chapter of our summer worship series, We Are Still Alive and Singing a New Song, with a message from Galatians 5:1, 13–25 called "Freedom Songs."

As we reflect on Independence Day, we'll explore one of the most important questions of the Christian faith: What is freedom for?

Writing to the churches in Galatia, Paul reminds us that Christ has set us free—not simply to do whatever we want, but to become people whose lives are shaped by love, grace, and service. Together we'll consider the difference between freedom rooted in fear and freedom rooted in love, and how the fruit of the Spirit becomes a living witness to Christ in our neighborhoods, workplaces, and communities.

Freedom is not the end of the story. It is the beginning of a life lived for the sake of others

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Juneteenth: Freedom is just the Beginning

Sunday, June 21, 2026 • Duration 14:19

Drawing connections between Joshua's challenge and the story of Juneteenth, we explore how freedom is not the end of the journey, but the beginning of a new calling. Just as those who received the long-awaited news of emancipation had to decide what freedom would mean for their lives, we are invited to consider how we will use the freedom, influence, and opportunities entrusted to us.

Joshua asks, "Choose this day whom you will serve." Juneteenth reminds us that freedom carries responsibility. As followers of Jesus, we are called to use our freedom, gifts, and influence to help create a world where all God's children can flourish.

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Now Sing It Like You Mean It

Sunday, June 7, 2026 • Duration 19:13

This week, we launch our summer worship series, We Are Still Alive and Singing a New Song, with a message from Romans 12:9–16b called "Sing Like You Mean It."

After the wind, fire, and wonder of Pentecost comes a very practical question: Now what? What do we do after we've caught a glimpse of what is possible when God's Spirit moves among ordinary people?

Writing to a young church navigating uncertainty, division, and life under Empire, Paul invites Christians not into toxic optimism or easy answers, but into a grounded hope that tells the truth and keeps building anyway. Through practices like genuine love, hospitality, shared joy, shared grief, and community, Paul paints a picture of what resurrection looks like when it becomes visible in everyday life.

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We Are Alive...Singing a New Song

Tuesday, June 2, 2026 • Duration 17:11

This week, on Pentecost Sunday, we conclude our Eastertide series, “What Does It Mean to Be Resurrection People?” with a bold and joyful proclamation: “WE ARE ALIVE!”

Drawing from Acts 2:1–21, we explore how Pentecost is not simply the “birthday of the Church,” but the moment Resurrection bursts into the world through ordinary people filled with the Spirit. Through wind, fire, and holy disruption, the disciples discover that God’s Spirit is still moving people beyond fear, beyond division, and into courageous, compassionate community.

This message speaks directly to the life of the Church today—especially as we begin our shared summer worship journey together as one congregation. Together, we will reflect on what it means to be a Pentecost people: people who carry hope into weary places, who embody justice and love in the world, and who dare to believe that the Spirit is still breathing new life into us, our communities, and the Church itself.

Pentecost reminds us that Resurrection is not just something we believe in—it is something we are called to live.

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…OK. Ready for what?

Sunday, May 17, 2026 • Duration 20:57

Continuing our Eastertide series, “What Does It Mean to Be Resurrection People?” with John 17:1–11. Picking up from last week’s message, “You Are Ready,” we ask the next natural question: “Ready for what?”

This is a deeply tender moment from John’s Gospel, where Jesus publicly prays for his disciples before everything changes. Why does Jesus let them overhear this intimate prayer? Perhaps because they need reassurance that they are loved, held, and not abandoned as they prepare for the work ahead.

What does it mean to become a prayed-for people, rooted in grace and sent into the world as witnesses of resurrection, justice, compassion, and hope as we move closer to Pentecost?

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You are Ready

Sunday, May 10, 2026 • Duration 17:00

As Jesus prepares his disciples for what lies ahead, he offers not exclusion, but trust. In John 14:15–27, we are reminded that the work of love, healing, and belonging does not end with him, but it continues through us. This week, we’ll explore what it means to live as Resurrection people, rooted in relationship with God and one another, and empowered by the Spirit to carry forward a faith that is bold, inclusive, and alive.

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Show Us the Way

Sunday, May 3, 2026 • Duration 14:10

This week we explore John 14:1–14 through the voices of Thomas and Philip: the disciples bold enough to ask the questions we still carry today. “How do we know the way?” Rather than offering rigid answers or drawing lines of exclusion, Jesus responds with an invitation: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”

Together, we’ll reclaim these words not as tools for gatekeeping, but as a call into a life rooted in love, connection, and belonging. What does it mean to follow the Way of Jesus in a world that often narrows and divides? And how might we, as Resurrection people, live in ways that widen the circle and reflect God’s expansive grace?

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On the Road, Together

Sunday, April 26, 2026 • Duration 17:21

“We had hoped…”

In this powerful post-resurrection story, two disciples walk away from everything they thought they understood all while grieving, confused, and unsure what comes next. And yet, without their knowing, Jesus walks beside them. This week’s message reminds us that faith isn’t about always recognizing Christ in the moment, but trusting that we are never walking alone.

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Now what? Believing in the In-Between

Sunday, April 12, 2026 • Duration 15:59

In the days after Easter, when the alleluias begin to fade and the world still feels uncertain, we might find ourselves asking: Now what? In John 20:19–31, we encounter Thomas—not as a symbol of doubt to avoid, but as a companion in faith. His questions echo our own as we try to make sense of resurrection in a world that hasn’t fully changed. This Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to be an Easter people who don’t have all the answers, but who continue to show up, seek Christ, and bear witness to resurrection in our everyday lives.

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