Sermons
Sermons preached in a context, but written for people of all sorts and conditions.
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The story around the Transfiguration helps us better understand what is being said up that mountain — and what it all means for us.
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In describing the path before them, Jesus offers metaphors of salt and light to inspire us, but the least we can do is not be total jerks.
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In the Beatitudes, we find ourselves pushing against our own priorities, against the priorities the world pushes upon us, to divide us, despise us.
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Jesus calls disciples with metaphor; an invitation that draws them into something beyond themselves, their history, and even their understanding.
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In revealing the incarnation to shepherds and star watchers, we are given the sharp contrast of God’s love and joy against the madness of kings.
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The prologue to John reminds us of the eternal nature of God and the particular joy of the Incarnation gives us everlasting comfort and joy.