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Category Archives: Sermons
Sunday’s Sermon Today: You Want Me To What???
I’d recommend you read Genesis 6-9 before you read this. Or you could just keep it handy. Or read this and wonder what I’m talking about. Anyway… Noah seemed like a good idea… and then Friday it rained and rained … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged Christianity, Evan Almighty, Flood, genesis 6, Noah, Obedience, patient god, religion, Steve Carrell, theology, wickedness
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Tragedy & The Presence Of God
Disclaimer: If you’re a member of my congregation coming to church this Sunday, don’t read this. Or do, if you need to hear it again! There’s nothing that makes me angrier than bad theology. Than seeing something that the Church … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbine, God's love, Grief, I Corinthians 13, Job, john piper, Lazarus, Noah, oklahoma, rachel held evans, religion, repentance, Sandyhook, spirituality, Thailand, tornadoes, tsunami, tsunami aftermath
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Getting Out Of The Boat 2/24/13
(Matthew 14:22-36) Do you ever wish you could take a break? Southwest’s commercial slogan, “want to get away for awhile,” has appealed to almost all of us at some point. We just need to stop, take a break, recharge, and … Continue reading
Modern Day Parables (2/17/13)
The word for parable, mashal, translates to be “side by side” (parallel explanations), but sometimes it has been used to define the “hidden things” that Jesus taught his disciples and crowds who followed him. Either way, it’s clear that Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus, Lego Wii, modern translations, parable of the good samaritan, parable of the sower, parables, religion, theology
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A New Hope @ Christmas 2012
On Christmas Eve 2012, I preached the following sermon (with a few edits) reflecting on Jesus’ birth, the kingdom of God, the Newtown, Connecticut, tragedy, and the hope we have to share with others. As many of you know, Walt … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged christmas, christmas eve, do not fear, edmund hamilton sears, george lucas, hear the good news, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, i heard the bells on chrsi, Immanuel, Indiana Jones, it came upon a midnight clear, lucasfilm, peace on earth, sermon, Star Wars
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