Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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In the John the Baptizer, we encounter the very revelation of God. An encounter we have to recognize is also with us.
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Jesus invites us to turn the story around. The signs we see aren’t omens of bad things, but as signs of hope.
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Christians have long called Jesus their king as a way of describing his place. The trouble is just how much that limits him.
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What the Little Apocalypse of Mark reveals about following Jesus – and why we’re scared to learn the truth about ourselves.
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Jesus doesn’t simply raise Lazarus from the dead. He commands those who love him to also unbind him and let him go.
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The Greatest Commandment doesn’t answer a question: it responds to it. Which makes this a story of embodied love.