It is a painful story that seems to cast Jesus in the role of a demanding, impatient, even threatening consumer. Ready to cut down a fruitless tree …
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It is a painful story that seems to cast Jesus in the role of a demanding, impatient, even threatening consumer. Ready to cut down a fruitless tree …
[Read more...] about Sunday’s Sermon: “The Gardener’s Reprieve”
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Jesus laments over the great city of Jerusalem as he faces resistance to the healing power of God’s love at work in the lives of real people. That …
[Read more...] about Sunday’s Sermon: “How Often I Have Longed”
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Like Aunt Bethany’s lime Jell-O mold it is a gift one receives with polite gratitude and veiled embarrassment. It is whisked to the kitchen from where …
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It is impossible to know what lies ahead, which can provoke anxiety, especially these days, if not dread. But the texts on Transfiguration Sunday …
[Read more...] about Sunday’s Sermon: Unveiling God’s Future — In Person and Virtual
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We’ve probably all heard at some point that we need to “turn the other cheek,” which can seem like an invitation to abuse. But to love those who are …
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Faced with the profound injustice visible in the needful crowd, Jesus launches into a litany of blessings and woes that interrupts and subverts the …