Sermons

Epiphany IV: We don’t know what Anna and Simeon were expecting, except that God would do something, that salvation would show up.

Epiphany III: Jesus comes to lead us into God’s dream of a radically, re-arranged reality, to induct us into a way of living and loving that requires us to follow God’s lead.

Epiphany II: Just as we sometimes take the givenness of this Cathedral building for granted and miss the transcendence that is always present, so we find ourselves strenuously looking for one who is seeking us at the same time.

Epiphany II

Jesus’ first public act is not an exertion of power but an act of submission.

Epephany I: God covenants with us, promising to accompany us through all that life brings, forever and for always. Not to keep us safe: to accompany us.

Christmas II

Christmas I: If you put light where there is no light you will help someone find the light.

Christmas Day: Frederick Buechner says, “To sacrifice something is to make it holy by giving it away for love.”

Christmas Day: By becoming one of us in Jesus, God blessed and transformed all human life.