This is another in my series exploring Scripture's most compelling questions, in this case the question asked by Jesus to his first disciples and to all who would follow him.
Who Do You Say that I Am?
Mustard Seeds and Majesty: My Sermon on Mark 4:26-34
In a world that can sometimes be lacking in mystery and majesty, the kingdom of God described in the parables of Jesus offers us both.
Now that the Strong Man Is Bound: My Sermon on Mark 3:20-35
Jesus came to bind the strong man, Satan, so that we would be free to live out Jesus' mission. Here is my sermon on Mark 3:20-35.
United by a Shared Savior: A Devotion on Mark 5
United by a Shared Savior: A Devotion on Mark 5
Haunted by the Death of John the Baptist: How Do We Read the Bible?
Here is a guest post from my daughter, a seminary student who is looking at the death of John the Baptist and asking the question, how do we read the Bible?
Rolling the Stone Away: My Easter Sermon on Mark 16:1-8
Easter means not only that Christ is alive, but that he is with us always, rolling away the stones and obstacles that keep us from him. Here is my Easter sermon on Mark 16:1-8.
The Call of Legion
A sonnet inspired the story of Jesus healing the Gerasene Demoniac in Mark 5.
The Only Life that Matters: My Sermon on Mark 8:31-38
Jesus teaches us through his life and ministry that the only life that truly matters is found by losing our life for his sake. Here is my sermon on Mark 8:31-38.
Facing Our Wilderness with Jesus: My Sermon on the First Sunday in Lent
Facing Our Wilderness with Jesus: My Sermon on the First Sunday in Lent
Listen, and Believe: My Sermon on the Transfiguration of Our Lord
The Transfiguration of Our Lord is an incredible miracle, but what does it mean for us? Here is my sermon, reflecting on this question.
My Pastoral Ponderings 