11.7.21 All Saints Unbound
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A sermon on John 11: 32:44
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9.12.21 Proper 19B: Speak Wholeheartedly
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Sermon for Sunday, September 12th
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8.22.21 Proper 16B: Power of the Armor of God
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Beloved— especially in such times as of this— my hope and my prayers is that as the writer to the Ephesians says we might “be strong in the Lord and in the strength of [God’s] power.” In a world doubled over in pain and suffering… in a world swirling with disinformation needlessly costing people lives… in a world reeling from the costs to our children of imposing ‘normal’ onto that which is not— in our world I pray that we might “be strong in the Lord and in the strength of [God’s] power” and declare the gospel boldly. From where I stand our world is in...
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8.15.21 Proper 15B: Matter Matters
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sermon on John 6:51-58
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8.1.21 Proper 13B: Individual Right to decide for..
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a sermon on 2 Samuel 11:26-12:13a
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7.25.21 Proper 12B: Acceptable Loss
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A sermon on 2 Samuel 11
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7.18.21 11B: Compassion
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A sermon on Marck 6:30-34, 53-56.
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6.13.21 Proper6A: Mustard Seeds
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A sermon for Sunday, June 13th on Mark 4:26-34
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5.23.21 PentecostB: Catch Your Breath
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Sermon on Pentecost (May 23, 2021)
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5.16.21 7thEasterB: Jesus and the Holy Potatoes
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... I cannot help but me mindful of the liturgical moment in which we find ourselves. We are in that 7th Sunday of Easter, in the time between the Ascension of our Lord into heaven and the descending of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, upon the ministers, making the church the church and saying ‘it is time.” And so liturgically and actually we find ourselves in that liminal time of transition. We all know that life has changed, and what it has changed into being has not yet unfurled. We hear in that first chapter of Acts, in the time between Ascension and Pentecost that this the...
info_outline...And they weren’t the only ones who would find their way by starlight. Desert caravans and sojourners often looked to the stars to guide their way and orient their movement. And such was the case around two-thousand years ago when wise ones from the East bearing gifts traveled so far across field and fountain, moor and mountain, oriented themselves by following yonder star to thy perfect light, the king of Kings: Jesus. Jesus, who is our port, our home, the most precious gift of God’s grace. Love incarnate. Love poured out. Love radiating for all.
Jesus the one who:
…. leads me and guide me along the way.
… Jesus our way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper, light in the darkness. My God, that is who You are.
….God in man made manifest in the person of Jesus is love. Love — This is the way.