God-Language: The Color of Water; Or, Language that is Reverent, Emancipatory and Inclusive. 7/19
Today’s sermon is about the language we use when we imagine God and talk about God. How can our language about God deepen our […]
Continue reading »Today’s sermon is about the language we use when we imagine God and talk about God. How can our language about God deepen our […]
Continue reading »(This sermon was preached at First Baptist Church, Garfield Rd, Statesville as a part of the community-wide celebrations held to honor Dr. Martin Luther King) […]
Continue reading »I close this series on the commands of Christ with the most important and comprehensive: the Love Commands. I count these commands seven […]
Continue reading »Emily Dickinson, great poet of Amherst once wrote: “The only commandment I ever obeyed- ‘Consider the Lilies.’”1 The words point to her worship as wonder […]
Continue reading »The main subject of Jesus’ teaching was the kingdom of God, or Reign of God. And the main way he taught about it was in […]
Continue reading »Anthony Campolo reports a sociological survey given to 50 adults over the age of 95. They were asked the question: If you had it to […]
Continue reading »Rilke the poet wrote of knowledge as pleasure, “inexhaustible pleasure.” It is, and it is especially true as we learn of Christ. Today’s liberating […]
Continue reading »The theme of my Lenten sermons is “How Then Shall We Live: The Liberating Commands of Christ.” The word “then” implies something that has […]
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 […]
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