Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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This dynamic of showing up and doing because it’s the thing is at the heart of the gospel and Easter itself.
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The place of the crucifixion in our public imagination is as an act of consequence or violation rather than revelation.
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The challenge of dealing with all of Holy Week in a single Sunday is that we can’t. So we don’t even try. Which is a mistake.
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The focus of Lazarus’s resurrection story is witnessing the glory of God. The heart, then, is found in how Mary responds.
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This story is less about the miracle of giving sight to the blind, but the way the leaders avoid seeing grace.
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The boundaries evident in the passage about the woman at the well are evocative. And so is the way Jesus crosses them.