Morsels & Stories: I read Dorcas’s story from Grit and Grace.
Sermon: Jesus sets up a parallel between a fox and a mother hen, Herod and himself.
The lessons can be found by clicking here [link]. I worked most closely with Luke 13:31-35.
Lent
Jesus our Mother Hen, Lent 2 2019
Categories: Lent, Sermon
Tags: Anglican, fox, Jesus, Luke 13:31-35, Mother hen, sermon
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Immigrant, Lent 1 2019
Morsels & Stories: We had a brief conversation about what Lenten Disciplines people have adopted.
Sermon: Paul lays out what it takes to be a Christian. And I ponder what it means to belong to our community given our tradition is rooted in immigration.
The lessons can be found by clicking here [link]. I worked most closely with Romans 10: 8B-13.
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Palm Sunday 2018
Morsels & Stories: I talked about what I say during the welcome announcements and why.
Sermon: Peter denies Jesus three times before the rooster crows twice. What can we learn from Peter’s history of getting it wrong?
The lessons can be found by clicking here. (link) I worked most closely with Mark 14.1-15.47.
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Categories: Holy Week, Lent, Sermon, Uncategorized
Tags: Anglican, Denial, faith, Holy Week, Jesus, Mark 14.1-15.47, Palm Sunday, Passion Sunday, Peter, sermon
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Indelible, Lent 5 2018
Morsels & Stories: I talked about the Corporation and Vestry of the Parish and the Canons. You can find the Canons of our Diocese here. (link)
Sermon: I love Jeremiah and a lot of the reason might be right in this chapter. God gives Jeremiah a promise for a people.
The lessons can be found by clicking here. (link) I worked most closely with Jeremiah 31:31-34.
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Tags: Anglican, Covenant, God, Heart, Jeremiah, Jeremiah 31:31-34, Promise, sermon
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Lifting, Lent 2018
Morsels & Stories: I talk about laetare or mothering Sunday.
Sermon: What if John 3:16 is an idol of the Church, and what if, maybe, the weird story about the snakes can help us understand idols and redeem John 3:16?
The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked with Num 21:4–9 and John:14-21.
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Tags: Anglican, evangelism, idolatry, Jesus, John:14-21, Num 21:4–9, sermon
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A Sacred Home, Lent 2018
Edmonton got a decent amount of snow between Friday night and Sunday morning so our worship was a bit more intimate than normal. Instead of our usual Morsels & Stories we started with a really interactive section. I did my best to make sure the gist of the conversation got caught by the mic. Thank you for your patience.
Sermon: Jesus has deep passion for God’s home. What does home mean to us? What does this mean for us?
The lessons for today can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with John 2: 13-22.
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Tags: Anglican, home, Jesus, John 2: 13-22, Sacred, sermon
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Abraham’s Laughter, Lent 2 2018
Morsels & Stories: I read “The Spy on Noah’s Ark” from The Spy on Noah’s Ark: Bible Stories From the Inside Out
Sermon: Why do you laugh? Why did Noah?
The lessons for today can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Genesis 17:1–7 15–16.
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Tags: Abraham, Anglican, faith, Genesis 17:1-7 15-16, Laughter, sermon
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Grace for Discipline, Lent 2018
Morsels & Stories: I talked about the liturgical life-cycle of palms.
Sermon: I preached on the collect today.
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Tags: Anglican, Collect, Discipline, grace, Lent, love, sermon
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Ash Wednesday 2018
Dear friends in Christ, every year at the time of the Christian Passover we celebrate our redemption through the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Lent is a time to prepare for this celebration and to renew our life in the paschal mystery. We begin this holy season by remembering our need for repentance, and for the mercy and forgiveness proclaimed in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We begin our journey to Easter with the sign of ashes, an ancient sign, speaking of the frailty and uncertainty of human life, and marking the penitence of the community as a whole. I invite you therefore, in the name of the Lord, to observe a holy Lent by self-examination, penitence, prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, and by reading and meditating on the word of God. Let us kneel before our Creator and Redeemer.
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Tags: Anglican, Ash Wednesday, Ashes, creation, love, sermon
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Funny, Tenacious, Kind, Maundy Thursday 2017
How would you describe your Church?
Without using family, loving, welcoming, or community.
The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Jn13:1-17, 31B-35.
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Categories: Holy Week, Lent, Sermon
Tags: Anglican, Church, Community, Holy Week, Jesus, Jn13:1-17 31B-35, Last Supper, sermon
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