Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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Learning how to love when it isn’t forced. Or optional. It is quite truly the only way we all can live full and true lives. Doing what needs to be doneEaster 6B | John 15:9-17 Jesus commands us to love. In American culture, that plays like an oxymoron. We think command and love don’t belong…
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In comparing himself to the vine, Jesus gives us an opportunity to see the communal nature of love.
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As the good shepherd, Jesus opens us to the idea that sacrifice, his sacrifice, is central to understanding love. Hearing the Good Shepherd within the chaosEaster 4B | John 10:11-18 I struggle with the shepherd image. Because I have a hard time relating to it. And I don’t know sheep. I don’t know what it’s…
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We usually center our attention around Thomas, faith, and doubt. But this, like others, is really a story about Jesus.
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Easter and expectations. The pressure of what we should do. Be perfect. Figure it all out. All of that is erased.
