Sermon Matthew 2:1-12 “The Lost and The Found” January 6, 2013
When I was growing up, I loved the show “Dragnet.” Who wouldn’t love “Joe Friday, a big gruff guy with purpose?” He never wavered from his intent to find his […]
When I was growing up, I loved the show “Dragnet.” Who wouldn’t love “Joe Friday, a big gruff guy with purpose?” He never wavered from his intent to find his […]
The infant and childhood stories of Jesus are particularly poignant to those of us who have had children of our own. We remember the joy of anticipation when our children […]
Don’t you just love it? Here’s good old John the Baptist again, yelling about some fellow who will be coming after him with more to offer than John has to […]
First Sunday of Advent and this reading from the Gospel of Luke is the scripture kicking off the season. I can’t say I’m pleased but I’ve come to realize, sometimes […]
A recent blog from the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden announced on October 19th this event: “Today, the Cincinnati Zoo’s baby giraffe is one week old and she now […]
Years back, in college, we had a catering company called Slater Foods. They prepared all the food for all the students on the meal plan, which were all the freshmen […]
This is a humbling passage for me. Jesus is saying quite clearly to his petty and quarrelsome disciples; “Quit worrying about who has the power to do what and find […]
It’s been a wild week but given the ongoing tensions between Romney and Obama, continuing and escalating conflict between the United States and major Middle Eastern countries, like Egypt and […]
Back a number of years ago, there was a quote by priest-theologian, Edward Braxton, which caught my attention and has never really left me. It asks a question of me, […]
Many years ago, I received a nice letter from a couple of parishioners who were still, at that time, members in the first church I served as the sole pastor. […]