Lent 2, Year C
If we get nothing else from this Gospel lesson, it's that the arms of Jesus are big enough to welcome us in and give us a place to be revived and refreshed and renewed. How's that for a message for Lent.
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And if you need to see the commercial I reference at the beginning...
A collection of sermons from an Episcopal priest, a dad, a husband, a son, a brother, and a child of God.
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February 26, 2013
February 10, 2013
Listening for the Voice of God
Last Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C
Epiphany begins and ends with the Voice of God speaking to anyone who will listen. As we transition to Lent (and in the life of Christ Church), how will we listen and respond to that voice?
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Two images to think about, too.
Epiphany begins and ends with the Voice of God speaking to anyone who will listen. As we transition to Lent (and in the life of Christ Church), how will we listen and respond to that voice?
Click here for the audio.
Two images to think about, too.
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| The Baptism of Jesus |
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| An icon of the Transfiguration of Jesus |
January 13, 2013
The Baptismal Font is a diving board
The Baptism of Our Lord
Jesus' baptism was the launch of his ministry; and it is the launch of our ministries as well. That's why we stand together when we make our Baptismal Covenant.
And we Baptize infants and children in the Episcopal church because we believe that they have a vital ministry with us and that they have as much to teach as we have to teach them. We also believe that it is our job to help them swim in those Baptismal waters their whole life and our lives as well!
Click here for the full audio.
Jesus' baptism was the launch of his ministry; and it is the launch of our ministries as well. That's why we stand together when we make our Baptismal Covenant.
And we Baptize infants and children in the Episcopal church because we believe that they have a vital ministry with us and that they have as much to teach as we have to teach them. We also believe that it is our job to help them swim in those Baptismal waters their whole life and our lives as well!
Click here for the full audio.
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