Pentecost 19, 2022
“There was a widow who kept coming to the judge seeking justice.” We look out over our parishes and there is almost no way you do not have one of
“There was a widow who kept coming to the judge seeking justice.” We look out over our parishes and there is almost no way you do not have one of
Jesus finally gets around to something that is a little more palatable after spending weeks bashing on family, money, and all the other things I hold dear. I can finally
Jesus enjoins us not to worry. It seems like there is plenty to worry about today. Between Russia’s war in Ukraine, a shaky economy, and climactic chaos which has fallen
Being a pastor means that sometimes families call you when a loved one is dying. I am glad they do. It is an important time for God’s Word to have
17 So some of his disciples said to one another, “What is this that he says to us, ‘A little while, and you will not see me, and again a little
At various times in human history, numbers have provided an opportunity for profound speculation into the nature of God, the universe and many things. Even today, there is a debate
It is amazing what a little prophesy and fulfillment can do for things. We heard on Sunday as the angels confronted the women at the tomb with the prophecy which
Jesus contends with Satan in the wilderness today and wins. That should really be the headline of the First Sunday Lent’s Bulletin. For every generation since our first parents in
I mention in my devotion on the prayer of the day a conversation I had a number of years ago in a gathering pastors. A young pastor was incensed after
In the second half of the summer, the readings from the Gospel of Matthew direct our attention to the Church. For the past several weeks we have heard Jesus speak