Writings and Sermons
I have questions on my mind. Obviously. I was really drawn into the similarities between these passages but a sermon talking about those seemed a lot more like a lecture. However, they also reminded me of one of my favourite questions to hear that also makes me a little nervous. I worked with both 2 […]
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This week this lovely rich passage became about the questions Jesus’s hometown poses for him and how he responds because I have a lot of questions as our province enters a very open stage and St Paul’s is in the early stages of planning to resume in-building worship. I worked most closely with Mark 6.1-13.
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I’m a solo rector, and have been for most of my ordained life, so usually I don’t preach on Easter 2 because we do a service of readings and hymns. Both so that I get a bit of break and it’s a lovely service that gives us a chance to sing all the alleluias. However, […]
Read MoreMorsels & 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 […]
Read MoreMorsels & Stories: We talked about the magi and Epiphany chalk blessings. Sermon: The magi show up in the wrong place, asking the wrong person the right question. How do we understand and find those still asking the right questions? The lessons for today can be found by clicking here (link). I worked most closely […]
Read MoreWhat is the most important thing? An traditional question with a complicated answer. The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked most closely with Matthew 22:34-46. Listen:
Read MoreThe Pharisees play “Questions with Jesus” in today’s Gospel. What do we do with Jesus Questions. The lessons can be found by clicking here. I worked Matthew 21:23-32. Listen:
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Theologybird Writes 