Our Needs are Holy to God: the Need to Love and Be Loved
Is there any need of children, and of us all, that comes more readily to mind than the need to love and be loved? […]
Continue reading »Is there any need of children, and of us all, that comes more readily to mind than the need to love and be loved? […]
Continue reading »I was reading recently the new biography of Theodor Geisel, Becoming Dr. Seuss. I discovered that he counseled writers of children’s books to try […]
Continue reading »This season, Lent to Easter, let’s ponder Baptism as a living symbol of the Christian life. It is, in my mind, the most complete and […]
Continue reading »There may be few scenes in the Bible painted more often through the centuries than the Annunciation, when the angel Gabriel visits Mary and […]
Continue reading »“Peace, Peace, Peace” is the theme of this year’s Advent season. In Isaiah’s vision of the coming Messiah he wrote—and I can almost hear Handel’s […]
Continue reading »Today is Earth Day Sunday at Grace. The title of the sermon is “The Care of Creation as a Form of the Love of […]
Continue reading »Have you ever noticed how many jokes and stories have three parts? “A rabbi, a priest and a Baptist preacher get to heaven….” A […]
Continue reading »I am so grateful, and my congregation is so grateful, to be here today with you at First Baptist Church. And I am so […]
Continue reading »Can a church be a people of clear Christian identity and at the same time be open to truth found in other religions? Can we […]
Continue reading »The passage for today, Colossians 3:12-17, was read at our wedding. If it applies to marriage, it first applied to life together in Christ, Christian […]
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