Since the exact Trinitarian formula that we use is not logically outlined in Scripture, sometimes it seems we scramble to find four readings for Trinity Sunday. Continue reading
Our lections for this week feel like we are building to a climax. The phrase that sums up this week for me is, “We’re not in Kansas any more.” Continue reading
Jesus is calling his followers out of this locked room, to go out and proclaim his resurrection by sharing peace and being ministers of reconciliation. Continue reading
Is there a resurrection message your community is longing to hear on Sunday? Continue reading
Many of us carry our preaching through Holy Week, and it is often closely tied to our liturgies. Continue reading
These readings have an advent feel to them, that “The kingdom is here and not yet” quality. Continue reading
As we are about to be surrounded by red candy hearts and temptations of jewellery and huge expectations, this is a good Sunday to reflect on how we love one another. Continue reading
We continue through Paul’s teachings on spiritual gifts with the most acted out youth group skit ever, the metaphor of the body. Perhaps someone will be brave enough to lay out a game of Twister in the transept…? Continue reading
It has also been my experience that a poor 10 minute sermon is too long, and an engaging, stimulating 20 minute sermon is not long enough. Continue reading
Good preaching without notes is not “winging it” or “waiting for the Spirit to move”. It involves a great deal of preparation. Continue reading
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