Gospel
Yet Another Question
This month I’m answering questions. Last Sunday, as promised, I answered questions about worship–one question, to be precise. Time now to answer another question I
August 7, 2014
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This month I’m answering questions. Last Sunday, as promised, I answered questions about worship–one question, to be precise. Time now to answer another question I
June 29, 2014 [sc_embed_player fileurl=”http://www.trinityescondido.org/wp-content/uploads/140629_sermon.mp3″] Sermon Our scripture ( Genesis 22:1-14) today begins with a test, and you know that can’t be good. We’re big
I used to think that the doctrine of the Trinity was one of those obscure and optional theological statements, meant basically for professionals, having no
New Life: Ezekiel 37:1-14 Some history: in 598 BC, the Babylonian army sacked Jerusalem and took the king and about 8,000 Israelites into exile, leaving
John 9:1-41 This long story is notable for how Jesus disappears from sight—probably the longest passage in the Gospels where Jesus is not present! It
Be careful what you ask for. That’s advice Moses probably wished he’d given the people of Israel, ages ago, long before he’d gotten involved in
John 3:1-17 The Gospel of John tells different stories, and presents a different picture of Jesus, than the other Gospels. Scholars often say that John
Lent 1: Temptation (Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7) So much theology depends on interpretations of this story, that our first task must be to read what is
Again, we reach the end of time. Again, John’s attention returns to worship in heaven. A new topic is introduced with this song—the marriage of
Does that sound arrogant? But in the Gospel today, Jesus tells us that we are the light of the world, so it can’t be arrogant
