In the Old Testament reading, we hear the Lord speaking through the prophet Ezekiel. To some scholars the tree symbolizes restored Israel and the birds symbolize the foreign nations who will enjoy its protection or its blessings. Others quote Isaiah … Continue reading →
I was in a prayer group in New York City, at Grace Church, for many years. Every Wednesday night. Service, dinner, then we would break into our small groups. We used a commentary and worked through the gospels, and I … Continue reading →
Today I thought I would talk to about two issues that come up in the Gospel readings from Mark: legalism and the inerrancy of the Bible. Today’s Gospel Reading deals with the observance of the Sabbath, which was one of … Continue reading →
Äs the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Remain in my love.” In the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, Amen. At the 10:30 Service, the sermon will be a kids’ sermon; the songs will … Continue reading →
“I have other sheep that are not of this pen.” Yesterday’s news covered the funeral of Barbara Bush. It was very much a celebration of a good life and everyone that spoke said good things about her. The Episcopal Church … Continue reading →
Every gospel account of Jesus’ resurrection is slightly different, but all include one theme. No one believed it! The disciples – the ones who supported him and spent time with him, started the trend! They are the first to report … Continue reading →