The apostle Paul teaches us that it is for freedom that Christ has set us free, but what type of freedom? Here is my sermon on Galatians 5:1, 13-25.
The Freedom of the Gospel: My Sermon on Galatians 5
The Christian Formerly Known as Legion: My Sermon on Luke 8:26-39
The man in today's gospel reading was called Legion, but not anymore. Here is my sermon on Luke 8:26-39.
The Suffering that Leads to Hope: My Sermon on Romans 5:1-5
How can suffering lead to hope? Here is Paul's answer to that question, in Romans 5:1-5.
Looking Back at His Love: My Sermon on John 13:31-35
Looking back at Jesus' actions in light of his death and resurrection can give us new insights into his love for us, and his command to love one another. Here is my sermon on John 13:31-35 for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.
Hearing His Voice: My Sermon on John 10:22-30
Jesus says of us that we hear his voice. So why can it be so challenging to do that? Here is my sermon on John 10:22-30.
Jesus Showed Himself Again: My Sermon on John 21:1-19
After his resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples in many and various ways, and each of these ways can help us learn how to see Jesus today. Here is my sermon on John 21:1-19.
Easter’s New Rules: My Easter Sermon on Luke 24:1-12
Christ is risen! It is not an "idle tale," but the event that has changed our world forever. Here is my Easter sermon, reflecting this year on Luke 24:1-12.
Learning from Peter: My Sermon for Good Friday
For my Good Friday sermon this year, I am reflecting on the life and witness of Simon Peter.
Chosen, Blessed, Broken, and Given: My Sermon for Maundy Thursday
We who follow Jesus are to be bread for the world - bread that is taken, blessed, broken, and given. Here is my sermon for Maundy Thursday, reflecting on this theme.
Jesus, Remember Me: My Sermon for Palm / Passion Sunday on Luke 23:1-49
My sermon on the Passion of Our Lord according to Luke, and especially on the prayer of the penitent thief, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom."
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