Sermon for Advent 1, November 29, 2020 B
Mark 13:24-37 Today we begin a new liturgical year with the Season of Advent. Advent means “coming” and originally it referred just to the feast of Christmas. But over time […]
Mark 13:24-37 Today we begin a new liturgical year with the Season of Advent. Advent means “coming” and originally it referred just to the feast of Christmas. But over time […]
Service To join the service and Coffee Hour live via Zoom at 11am, refer to the e-mail you received today. To view a pre-recorded service that does not include the […]
Matthew 25:31-46 Christ the King Sunday is the New Year’s Eve of the Christian year, the day we come full circle and end a journey that began with the First […]
Matthew 23:14-30 What are we to make of Jesus’ Parable of the Talents? Jesus’ story about the three servants whose master entrusted his money to them to manage is one […]
Service To join the service and Coffee Hour live via Zoom at 11am, refer to the e-mail you received today. To view a pre-recorded service that does not include the […]
Service To join the service and Coffee Hour live via Zoom at 11am, refer to the e-mail you received today. To view a pre-recorded service that does not include the […]
Matthew 25:1-13 What are we to do with Jesus’ parable of the wise and the foolish bridesmaids? It’s not easy to be sympathetic with any of the characters in this […]
Service To join the service and Coffee Hour live via Zoom at 11am, refer to the e-mail you received today. To view a pre-recorded service that does not include the […]
Matthew 5:1-12 All Saints’ Day, which dates to the ninth century, is not among the most ancient Christian festivals. Beginning in the tenth century, it became customary to set aside […]
Matthew 22:34-36 In today’s gospel reading we conclude the ‘question and answer’ confrontations between Jesus and the Jewish leaders recorded in Matthew. The Pharisees and Sadducees, who were usually in […]