An Episcopal Priest's Sermons, Prayers, and Reflections on Life, Becoming Human, and Discovering Our Divinity
Blessings and woes. “Blessed are you.” "Woe to you.” What do you make of all that? I think it’s easy to hear the blessings and woes in today’s gospel (Luke 6:20-31) as rewards and punishments or as a categorization of…
Read More Are You Getting Warmer Or Colder? – An All Saints Sermon On Luke 6:20-31
All Saints Sunday - John 11:32-44 “Where have you laid him?” Jesus asked them. “Lord, come and see.” The thing that strikes me most about Mary and Martha in today’s gospel (John 11:32-44) is their loneliness. They’re lonely. They’re lonely…
Read More Unbinding Abundance – An All Saints’ Sermon On John 11:32-44
Nothing has power to change us, confront us with reality, open our ears to a new truth, or turn our life in a different direction like a reversal of fortune can; a time when our world is turned upside down…
Read More A Reversal of Fortune to Celebrate – A Sermon for the Feast of All Saints, Luke 6:20-31
Interrupting the Silence 