Christmas Eve 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. There is always a discussion around Christmas and Easter by us preaching types that centers on whether we even need to preach Christmas Eve – afterall the story, the hymns – it is all so familiar and really tells…
Sermons
“Extraordinary In The Ordinary”
December 13, 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. “You brood of vipers!” It seems John the Baptist was one cranky guy…not to mention really weird. Not for nothing, but something tells me that starting sermons this way would NOT work very well for anyone not wearing camel…
“St. Nick & Jesus: A Perfect Match!”
December 6, 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. Well, it’s that [singing] “most wonderful time of the year!” Advent – a season filled with preparation and anticipation. A joyful season of shopping in crowded malls, writing out lots of Christmas cards, deciding which large family gathering will…
“Happy New Year!”
“What Is Truth?”
November 22, 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. This Sunday we enter into a week of thanksgiving to God for all of life. We gather with family and friends, and laugh, cry, and re-arrange the dishwasher the “right way,” after someone else has loaded it. And today,…
“Wars & Rumors of Wars”
“Windows or Mirrors?”
“Spooks & Saints”
All Saints – November 1, 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. I love Halloween. On Friday at our Nursery School, we had our annual Halloween Parade and Show, and the kids were awesome – there were skeletons, cowboys, superheros, turtles, alligators, a dinosaur or two, and loads…
“Invisibility Cloaks”
October 25, 2015: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. This has been quite the week at Christ Church. We have celebrated the lives of two very different people, but tied together in a common bond of connection to this parish. The Friday funeral was for Richard Millar, a…