Tag: Luke 3:15-22

  • Baptism and our common story

    Baptism and our common story

    The Baptism of Jesus invites us to remember his place among us, with us, rather than the throne upon which we seek to seat him.

  • Letting go of the old world

    Letting go of the old world

    In the baptism of Jesus, we are invited into old debates about the nature of Jesus and baptism, but a bigger debate is right there.

  • United in baptism—for Epiphany 1C

    United in baptism—for Epiphany 1C

    The Baptism of Our Lord connects us to Jesus and Jesus to the divine—a story, not just of theological importance, but of purpose.

  • New Life in an Old World

    New Life in an Old World

    The Baptism of Jesus is the beginning of the story. And it reminds us of the central theme of the gospel is new life.

  • The Baptism of OUR Lord

    The Baptism of OUR Lord

    When we celebrate the baptism of Jesus, we are remembering why this, rather than birth, is the beginning of his, and our, story.

  • Baptizing Jesus

    Baptizing Jesus

    When John baptizes Jesus, we’re witnessing the scandal of God’s true mission: that humans would participate at all in blessing the world. the scandal of blessing all of creation  Epiphany 1C  |  Luke 3:15-17, 21-22 So Jesus grew up. I know it’s only been a week since the wise men came and gave him presents —…