Abraham, Father of Faith
I will begin a series of narrative sermons on Biblical heroes, male and female. I will seek to tell their whole stories, not just an […]
Continue reading »I will begin a series of narrative sermons on Biblical heroes, male and female. I will seek to tell their whole stories, not just an […]
Continue reading »Have you ever lost your child in a crowd? Ever gotten lost? When I was in my first seminary year in N.Y. City, my parents […]
Continue reading »The story of the feeding of the 5,000 is the only miracle recorded in all four gospels, hence its importance to the church. I […]
Continue reading »How far is it to Bethlehem? When Mary and Joseph took for Bethlehem from Nazareth it was a three day journey on foot. Mary […]
Continue reading »I must say, Luke’s version of this parable is easier to preach than Matthew’s version. I In Luke’s version a man, not […]
Continue reading »This summer I traveled to the island of Iona. It was I think my seventh trip there. You have to want to go […]
Continue reading »It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age […]
Continue reading »I call the book of Jonah, “God’s little comedy.” It pokes fun at our human foibles, and it has a happy ending. Frederick Buechner says […]
Continue reading »These two stories, Babel and Pentecost, cause us to ponder the unity that is disobedience and the unity that is the gift of God, the […]
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