St. Peter's Lutheran Church

Tag: Lost

  • The Thin Blue Line

    The Thin Blue Line

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    Editor’s note … our guest devotioneer this week, Brendan Armitage, sent me this devotion a couple of months ago, suggesting that it could be used “anytime”. It was not connected to a particular church season or holiday. He said I could use it when I needed a week off. I instead, wanted to find the…

  • Desk Detritus

    Desk Detritus

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    Last week, the computer mouse on my desk mysteriously fell between the desk and the wall in my office.  By “mysteriously”, I mean “was thrown against the wall in frustration over an uncooperative website form I was trying to fill out.”  My desk weighs the equivalent of a mid-sized rhinoceros, so usually things go there…

  • Playing Hide and Seek

    Playing Hide and Seek

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    This morning’s sermon was preached away from the pulpit using notes. This text is an approximation of the actually verbal text of the sermon. Do you have any great Hide and Seek stories?  Most of us have at least one … and usually those stories involve someone who managed to never get found.  Robert Fulghum…

  • Ever Lost Anything?

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    Church office
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    Pentecost 17 New Day Sermon Most of us really don’t like loss, but how do you celebrate when something’s found?

  • Lost and Found

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    Pentecost 17 Traditional Sermon Do you know a lost cause?  By that, I don’t mean remembering a team like the 1962 New York Mets, who lost 3 out of every 4 baseball games they played that season.  I’m not talking about a consideration of General George Armstrong Custer’s chances of winning the Battle of Little…