It’s a Mystery
New Day Sermon Pentecost 10 We have a mysterious relationship with food. Joy, sadness, enjoyment, pain…usually with these emotions food is present. And mysteriously, so is God.
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Eating and Living Side-by-Side
Mary Magdalene, Apostle
New Day Sermon Mary Magdalene We can easily miss Mary Magdalene in our biblical narrative, since she is primarily a presence in the crucifixion and resurrection stories. But oh, what a strong, witnessing presence she is when she shows up.
Where’s the Good News?
New Day Sermon Pentecost 8 When the Gospel is read out loud in church and the reader says, “Enjoy the sermon…” you may figure it’s Bible story that is a little tricky! Today’s reading is from Mark 6, the beheading of John the Baptist. And yes, there is good news…
What’s Your Level of Consciousness?
The Jesus Guide To Discipleship and Leadership
This week in our Gospel story, the writer Mark gives us two stories back to back. One is disappointment and the other elation. One is rejection and the other acceptance. One looks like failure and other looks like success. The first story is Jesus returning to his hometown of Nazareth. In my time, I’ve heard…
Rejection
New Day Sermon Mark 6:1-13 Jesus tells us that we may be rejected when we preach the Gospel. Why do we sometimes reject that same message?
Songs for the Journey
New Day Sermon Pentecost 5 Today’s sermon is a special one where we meet two wandering minstrels telling healing stories through song and getting the congregation to sing along!
Silence and Cries
Finger Pointing with John the Baptist
New Day Sermon nativity of john the baptist How do we resolve the dichotomy between the beautiful description of John’s future through the words of Zechariah’s Benedictus, and the actual craziness of the Baptist’s future ministry in the wilderness? Tune in for one possible answer.