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The loser gospel
A sermon for the third Sunday after the Epiphany, and the first Sunday after the Inauguration of Donald Trump as POTUS and the worldwide Women’s March. A few years ago, driving home from another church, I saw a billboard advertising … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1 Corinthians 1:10-18, Donald Trump, Episcopal Church, hate speech, inauguration, Paul, William Barclay, Women's March
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Year A Easter 2: Thus and so
“But God raised him up, having freed him from death, because it was impossible for him to be held in its power.” So says Peter to the masses of the Jewish people gathered in Jerusalem in the aftermath of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged David, doubt, endurance, eternity, heart of God, Jesus, Peter, Psalm 16, Thomas, William Barclay
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TGIF and Eternity
Spoiler alert: this blog post may contain themes to be explored in Sunday’s sermon 😉 It’s Friday. Cue the “tgif” facebook posts, the end-of-work, end-of-week blowout plans. We like endings. We like our time packaged into boxes with sides and … Continue reading →
