Sermons

All Saints Day: God promises a day is coming when death’s shroud will be destroyed; when God wipes every tear from our eyes, when we will be glad and rejoice.

All Saints Day: In the Beatitudes Jesus is not so much telling us what we ought to do as he is telling us what God is already doing.

A Service in Celebration of the Life of Benjamin Bradlee

Pentecost XX: I challenge you: what song has God placed on your heart? What song has God placed on the hearts of all of us?

Pentecost XIX: Indeed, the great New Testament scholar John Dominic Crossan says that’s the most important feature of the story: Jesus has to ask for a coin.

Pentecost XVIII: Are we going to find ways to speak about and worship God that are coherent with the language and idioms of the twenty-first century, or are we going to persist in practices that speak to us but nobody else?

National Acolyte Festival: That’s what being an acolyte is all about—being a friend of Jesus who can show the people around you what Jesus is like.

Pentecost XVII: To praise God means to call forth a world made different by the very act of praise itself.

Pentecost XVI: We are a living embodiment of grace and gratitude in a world desperately in need of hope and forgiveness.

Pentecost XV: God has a sense of humor.