Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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It is the servants who witness the miracle, not the guests. The ones who are invited to do the work, to participate in sharing God’s grace.
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The Baptism of Jesus invites us to remember his place among us, with us, rather than the throne upon which we seek to seat him.
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The prologue of John offers us a totally different, radical, empowering vision of what God is doing to transform the world.
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In the stories of the birth of Jesus, we don’t just find facts about him worth knowing, but a way of being in the world today.
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In Mary’s visit with her cousin Elizabeth, we see the thing we are anticipating in the incarnation: a love revolution for all people.
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The crowd’s encounter with John the Baptist in the wilderness opens up questions for all people of faith to explore and learn from.