Writings and Sermons
Stories & Morsels: I read the story “Moses” from Does God have a Big Toe? Sermon: Why Deuteronomy is a book we shouldn’t always skim over. You can find the lessons by clicking here. I worked most closely with Deuteronomy 30:15-20. Listen:
Read MoreMorsels & Stories: I talked about why and how we clean up after communion. Sermon: Why salt isn’t like other spices. The lessons for today can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Matthew 5:13-20. Listen:
Read MoreMorsels & Stories: I read the story “Daughters of Z” from And God Remembered. It’s based off a story in Numbers 27. Sermon: Fishing for fish and fishing for people. The lessons for today can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Matthew 4:12-23. Listen:
Read MoreMorsels & Stories: We took some time to brainstorm all of the ways the Holy Spirit is active in St Peter’s. Sermon: I tell a story about my dog, a stray dog, and the odd ways the Holy Spirit works. The lessons for today can be found by clicking here. I worked most […]
Read MoreMount up with eagles wings…great motivational poster with a deep and enduring theology behind it. The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Isaiah 40:21-31. Listen:
Read MorePaul writes about eating idol meat, and how idols are empty because they were made by human hands. Humans, of course, were made by God. The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with 1 Corinthians 8:1-13. Listen:
Read MoreWe heard Jonah’s story on Sunday. Part of Jonah’s story and not the most fun parts of his story. The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Jonah’s story. Listen:
Read MoreJesus invites us to follow, to come and see, it’s everything after that which gets tangled up. The lessons can be found by clicking here. Listen:
Read MoreSome change can’t be held back. Listen: The lessons can be found by clicking here.
Read MoreThe lessons for Sunday can be found byclicking here. I worked most closely with Luke 9:28-36. Jesus brings Peter, James, and John up the mountain where Moses and Elijah appear as Jesus is transfigured. This is an inner circle of amazing flawed people. Which might be why Jesus picked them. (There will be a few […]
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