Our Service this week was an intergenerational celebration of our second Vacation Bible Camp, Camp E.D.G.E., with all ages reflecting on the experience and discovery of God everywhere, in all circumstances.
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Today being this last Sunday of Lectionary year A,
it’s our last chance to keep company with
Matthew and his Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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So, invoking the language of indictment,
let me at first issue this confession of guilt
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I’ve said this before on the Sunday that falls closest to Remembrance Day; that I feel ill equipped to speak, because I am part of the “privileged” generation for whom “War” has been long ago, or far away.
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By now you know the reading is from the
most tricky book in the Bible: Revelation.
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It all boils down to this…. Love
I don’t quite know what’s happening to my sermon prep these days.
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You HAVE to go with us
…the demand Moses makes of God “You have to go with us!”-
is one that is “for our times”,
and I wholeheartedly agreed.
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A Conversation about Gratitude
This gospel healing story is one many of us learned as children,
when we accepted the miracle as a ‘Jesus-y’ normal thing to do, but we were likely subjected to a bit of Sunday school teacher moral finger wagging…
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A Vineyard and the Little Red Hen.
The only safe place to be in the telling of that story was at Jesus feet among the crowd watching a “seer,” a prophet, at work,calling out the hypocrisy
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Today being this last Sunday of Lectionary year A,
it’s our last chance to keep company with
Matthew and his Gospel of Jesus Christ. -
So, invoking the language of indictment,
let me at first issue this confession of guilt -
I’ve said this before on the Sunday that falls closest to Remembrance Day; that I feel ill equipped to speak, because I am part of the “privileged” generation for whom “War” has been long ago, or far away.
-
By now you know the reading is from the
most tricky book in the Bible: Revelation. -
It all boils down to this…. Love
I don’t quite know what’s happening to my sermon prep these days.
-
You HAVE to go with us
…the demand Moses makes of God “You have to go with us!”-
is one that is “for our times”,
and I wholeheartedly agreed. -
A Conversation about Gratitude
This gospel healing story is one many of us learned as children,
when we accepted the miracle as a ‘Jesus-y’ normal thing to do, but we were likely subjected to a bit of Sunday school teacher moral finger wagging… -
A Vineyard and the Little Red Hen.
The only safe place to be in the telling of that story was at Jesus feet among the crowd watching a “seer,” a prophet, at work,calling out the hypocrisy