Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

8 January 2026 at 19:14Reply to @nick_routledge

@Plough @BenQuash 8/ In how He lived and what He did, in His embodied life and concrete actions, divine and human, spirit and matter, justice and ecology, Paradise and Kingdom meet and kiss. Resurrection doesn't transcend materiality; its earth reality made luminous from within.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 12 Mar 2022

@ifIknewIdtellya @cognazor Elsewhere, on FB, the #agrariansharingnetwork “I’ve shot a few videos at the Botner’s in Yoncalla, this week. But it’s the final one, just now, that made the cut. A few thoughts on the Agrarian Sharing Network, then.”youtu.be/v_3XeXJk0DM

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Quoted by23 Jun 2026@seenunseenmag @profntwright 21/ “New creation”, then, cannot remain a doctrinal correction about the afterlife. It must become a form of life: redeemed creatureliness made visible in practices of food, justice, habitat, repair, restraint, and praise.Quoted by13 Jan 2026@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 18/ This is where "the necessity for good work" stops being mere agrarian pragmatism and becomes central to the public form of redeemed creatureliness. Good work isn't what saves the world. God redeems. But good work is what covenant-keeping looks like when the Kingdom breaks in.