Tag: Mark 1:14-20

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  Fishing Or Following? – A Sermon On Mark 1:14-20

  January 21, 2024

  “O Lord, please let me go fishing soon. Help me catch a lot of fish and one really big one.” I loved to fish when I was a kid and for a long time that was my nightly prayer. Every night I’d cast that prayer to God hoping he (back then God was a he) Read more
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  What Needs To Be Left Behind? – A Sermon On Mark 1:14-20

  January 24, 2021

  “Follow me,” isn’t only about going somewhere, it’s also about leaving behind. That’s the hard part for most of us. We’re pretty good at accumulating and clinging but not so good at letting go. More often than not our spiritual growth involves some kind of letting go. We accept Jesus’ invitation to follow, not by… Read more
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  “Follow Me” Moments – A Sermon On Mark 1:14-20

  January 25, 2018

  What if “Follow me” is Jesus’ invitation to every one of us to step into the fullness of our life? What if it is the call to become fully alive? What if it’s about becoming more authentically ourselves, living with integrity, and discovering our truest self? Maybe every time we act in such a way… Read more
• Casting and Mending – A Sermon on Mark 1:14-20, Epiphany 3B

  January 23, 2012

  The collect and readings for the Third Sunday after Epiphany, Year B, may be found here. The following sermon is based on the gospel, Mark 1:14-20. Simon and Andrew were casting a net into the sea for they were fishermen. Day after day it was the same thing; the same sea, the same net, the Read more