Lent 4: Sight
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
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
Forgiveness (Exodus 17:1-7) When Jesus tells the devil, “You shall not put the Lord your God to the test,” this event is what’s on his
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
While we contend with chili cook-offs and budgets, it might make sense to remember why we do all this, so here’s a summary: The Good
My grandmother was a great one for changing the past. “You didn’t really want that job,” she’d say, after you’d blown the interview. “You didn’t
Before we put the Christmas decorations away, some thoughts on the last Christmas Story, the one about the wise men: I am struck by how
Matthew 11:2-11 Even the most confident can have doubts. That’s true at least in our Gospel reading where we find John the Baptist asking questions