Sermons

Pentecost VI

Reflection: Those of us who are married within a faith tradition live our lives together knowing that finally our struggles, our celebrations, our losses, our hopes mean something not only to us but to God.

Pentecost V

Pentecost IV: In God’s economy, there is no general ledger of debts due and credits earned.

Pentecost III: n Jesus, one comes to us refusing to ignore death; one who does not seek to insulate himself from death’s sting.

Trinity Sunday: The Holy Spirit is the ongoing presence of God in and among and with us as we live and work and struggle and suffer and love together.

Pentecost: What gift has God given you to reach out and proclaim by word and example the good news of the resurrected Christ?

Easter VII: What binds Ascension and Pentecost together is the body of Jesus; humbled even to death, raised in glory by the Father in the power of the Holy Spirit, and now ascended.

Holding life lightly and letting it go gracefully is the very heart and essence of living well.

Easter VI: I believe we have all made a shrine of the wound of violence in our human nature and in our world.