How can we acquire an appetite for the world of grace? We can learn from Bartimaeus. Here is my sermon on Mark 10:46-52.
Acquiring an Appetite for the World of Grace: My Sermon on Mark 10:46-52
Song of Blind Bartimaeus After His Healing by Madeleine L’Engle
Song of blind Bartimaeus after his healing | Madeleine L'Engle All praise to thee, my God, this night for all I see, both night and day. All praise for loveliness of things! During the shadows of un-sight you kept the raging fears at bay. All praise to thee, my God, this night for all the…
How to Become Great: My Sermon on Mark 10:35-45
How does one become great? Simple: By serving others. Here is my sermon on Mark 10:35-45.
How to Inherit Eternal Life: My Sermon on Mark 10:17-31
What must we do to inherit eternal life? That is the question at the heart of this gospel reading. Here is my sermon on Mark 10:17-31.
No Good Alone: My Sermon on Genesis 2:18-24 and Mark 10:2-16
It is not good to be alone, but it is not always easy to be together! Here is my sermon on Christian community, using readings from Genesis and the Gospel of Mark.
Costly Grace: My Sermon on Mark 9:38-50
What would you be willing to do to enter the kingdom of God? Nothing is required, of course, because it is God's gift to us. But this gift still asks something of us, doesn't it? Here is my sermon on Mark 9:38-50.
Getting the Question Right: My Sermon on Mark 9:30-37
Sometimes getting the question right is more important than having it answered. Here is my sermon on Mark 9:30-37.
Jesus, Our Messiah, But What Does That Really Mean?: My Sermon on Mark 8:27-38
When Jesus asks his famous question, "Who do you say that I am?" we know the answer. But do know what the answer means, for Jesus and for us? Here is my sermon on Mark 8:27-38.
Ephphatha, Be Opened: My Sermon on Mark 7:24-37
Jesus came to open our eyes and open our ears, but also to open our hearts. Here is my sermon on Mark 7:24-37.
Bible Nonets: The Gospels and Acts
As I read through the Bible this year, I am writing a nonet poem for each of its sixty-six books. Here are my nonets for the first five books of the New Testament, the four Gospels and Acts of the Apostles.
