Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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We read a gospel filled with Jesus’s surprising power. In what ways do we continue to be surprised by that power? Jesus and the incredible possibleProper 9B | Mark 6:1-13 This morning’s gospel has two parts. Two parts that go together. And these two parts fit into an ongoing story. A story that isn’t just…
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In the gospel of Mark, we get a series of stories which reveal Jesus’s true power. Which far exceeds everyone’s expectations.
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The mustard seed teaching isn’t a how-to. It’s a here’s-what-we’re-up-to. To understand the difference, we need to take a step back.
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This troubling passage about family isn’t about who is in the family, but about what being family means for the world.
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The Pentecost invites us to be part of something bigger. An invitation which continues to be revolutionary.
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In a time of confusion and conflict, the disciples need help. We need help. And Jesus prays for us because we need it.