Baptism, Martin Luther taught us, is on earth our greatest comfort. Here is my sermon on what that means, through a reflection on the Baptism of Our Lord in Matthew 3:13-17.
On Earth Our Greatest Comfort: My Sermon on Matthew 3:13-17
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.
God’s Beloved
A sonnet inspired by the celebration of the Baptism of Our Lord.
Our Greatest Comfort: My Sermon on the Baptism of Our Lord
Martin Luther once said that "there is on earth no greater comfort than Baptism." What did he mean by that? Here is my answer to that question, using the baptism of Jesus as my guide.
What Is Right with the World: My Sermon on January 12, 2020
Jesus insisted on being baptized by John in order to "fulfill all righteousness," but what does this mean? Here is my sermon on Matthew 3:13-17.
My Pastoral Ponderings 