The first of Jesus' signs, revealing his glory, took place at the wedding in Cana. What does this sign reveal to us? Here is my sermon on John 2:1-11.
The Glory Revealed in Cana: My Sermon on John 2:1-11
Is Baptism Really Necessary?
Is baptism really necessary? It is an ancient teaching of the church, but what does it really mean to say that baptism is necessary for salvation?
God’s Beloved: My Sermon on Luke 3:21-22 for the Baptism of Our Lord
What does Jesus' baptism mean for him and for us? He is beloved. And so are we. Here is my sermon on Luke 3:15-17, 21-22 for the Baptism of Our Lord.
Why Read the Apocrypha?
The books of the Apocrypha are not considered Scripture by most Protestants, but Martin Luther still considered them to be "useful" and "good to read." In this post, I explore why that is the case.
Learning from the Magi: My Epiphany Sermon on Matthew 2:1-12
What can the Magi teach us as we begin a new year? Here is my sermon for the Epiphany of Our Lord, on Matthew 2:1-12
Devotion for a New Year
What will this new year bring? And how will we navigate our way through it? Here is a brief devotion on this theme.
My Bible Reading Plan for 2022
Here is a weekly Bible reading plan that I developed for my devotional reading.
The Light that Shines on All Our World: My Christmas Eve Sermon on Isaiah 9:2-7
Jesus is the light that shines on us all. Our wonderful counselor who is a mighty God; our everlasting Father who is the prince of peace. Here is my Christmas Eve sermon on Isaiah 9:2-7.
Singing Simeon’s Nunc Dimittis: A Reflection on Luke 2:29-32
Simeon's Nunc Dimittis is a powerful song of trust and praise, and one of the original songs of Christmas. Here is a reflection on this canticle that I will be sharing at our Advent Vespers Service.
The Light that Brings Us Mercy and Peace
I have been blessed with the opportunity to contribute some devotions to a wonderful new devotional app, "Good Ground." Here is my devotion that was shared December 19th.
My Pastoral Ponderings 