Sermons

Pentecost XX: Be of good courage, be fully human and as good and godly as possible – and let go of whatever gets in the way of that.

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Pentecost XIX: Your mere presence, holding someone’s hand, telling them that you love them, and they are not alone. It’s God’s presence and support in those painful and trying times.

Pentecost XVIII: A cathedral lives out its holiness by standing with and for the people God cares most about: the poor, the sick, the grieving, the oppressed, the prisoners, the hungry, the lonely, the lost.

Pentecost XVII: The true challenge of greatness for you and for me is not what we must grasp or grab. Rather, God in Christ Jesus asks what we will release in order to become truly great.

Pentecost XVI: Jesus shows us the way. It’s not always easy and sometimes the people closest to us will express their fear and concern for our well-being.

Pentecost XV: We cannot truly see ourselves until someone “other” reflects our image back to us.

Pentecost XIV: We can’t claim to be a member of the global community and claim that only when it inures to our benefit, financial or otherwise.

Pentecost XIII: There’s no magic to living a transformative life dedicated to the healing and liberation of the world. All you have to do is act on what you say you believe.

Pentecost XII: We can’t all be martyrs, but we can all be witnesses. We can offer ourselves in the spirit of Jesus and after the example of Jonathan Daniels.