Category Archives: The Sermons
Buckets of Love
The Unlikely, The Improbable and the Impossible
God chooses the unlikely to attempt the improbably, that God might do the impossible. The Tsachi people of western Ecuador have the New Testament and an abridgement of the Old in their language. It was the life-long work of my … Continue reading →
Children and God
I have on my office wall a simple wooden cross adorned with “milagros.” These small silver symbols include an arm, a book, a donkey and a pregnant woman, hair in a pony tail, with the figure of the unborn child … Continue reading →
Incarnation
“And she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn.” (Luke 2:7, NRSV) This tender mutuality of human and … Continue reading →
Mangers and Margins
In my house, Karisse is the finder. When I lose something it’s because I misplaced it. If I don’t misplace it, I usually remember where it is and go get it, but when it’s not where it’s supposed to be, … Continue reading →