Thank You, God, For Inviting Us In
Not really a sermon, but more of a prayer, about a beautiful little story from the Gospel of Mark.
Not really a sermon, but more of a prayer, about a beautiful little story from the Gospel of Mark.
We are called to use our power the way Jesus used his.
An exercise for the body and spirit; a sunrise of the heart.
The Internet has contributed to our gullibility problem. So has Christianity ...
"Let there be light" meets the Big Bang.
The story of the magi suggests three tips for your own journey.
Don't just question the historicity of the nativity stories; own their truths as well.
There are all kinds of problems with the traditional words of Christmas carols. I love them anyway.
I wasn't feeling very hopeful about writing this Advent sermon. A prayer and a walk in the woods helped.
Advent brings deep feelings, including nostalgia and God-yearning. But we still have a job to do!