Forgiven Seventy Seven Times
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Blockage!
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Continue reading →Joining the Believers
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Continue reading →Pentecost Week 10 – 8/21/2011 – Drawn Out of the Water to the Rock
Here is today’s sermon. It explores the connection between Moses and Jesus, water and the rock. Pentecost10-2011-Proper16-Drawn Out of the Water to the Rock.doc
Continue reading →Pentecost Week 8 – 8/7/2011 – The Raging Storm of Our Own Making
Here is this morning’s sermon preached in three churches entitled “The Raging Storm of Our Own Making.” Pentecost8-Proper13-2011-The Raging Storm of Our On Making.doc
Continue reading →Pentecost Week 6 – 7/24/2011 – Jesus, the Mustard Seed
This is yesterday’s sermon based on the lectionary that Laura and I wrote together and preached at all three of our churches. It includes a rethinking of the parable of the mustard seed. Penecost6-2011-Jesus, the Mustard Seed.doc
Continue reading →Pentecost Week 5 – 7/17/2011 – The Escape Clause
Sometimes I try to pack too much into a sermon. I fear this sermon falls into that category. It could easily be at least two sermons. The first three-fourths has to do with the lack we all share that we … Continue reading →
Trinity Sunday – 7/3/2011-The Model of the Holy Trinity
This was today’s sermon and we did not use the lectionary passage because of wanting to build on the word “Trinity”. This can best be thought of as a Trinity Sunday sermon. Trinity Sunday-2011-The Model of the Holy Trinity-Tom.doc
Continue reading →Pentecost Sunday – 6/12/2011 – Living Water!
Here is yesterday’s Pentecost sermon based based on John 7. Pentecost Sunday-2011-Living Water!.doc
Continue reading →Easter Week 7 – 6/5/2011 – The New Presence Within
Here is the sermon from yesterday, June 5th. I give witness to how the spirit has worked in my life these last six years and along the way use Girard’s interdividual psychology as the basis without ever using that term. … Continue reading →