Dorothy Day grew up in a household which had no use for organized religion. In her early adult years, she was a political activist. She marched with the suffragettes, and […]

If I were to ask you to tell me about yourself, you’d probably begin by telling me your story. You’d mention important parts of your life as a way of […]

Wednesday, while I was writing this sermon, I had the CBC News Channel on in the background. They were showing the rally at the Florida State House by the students […]

In parts of the early church, Lent was a season to focus on baptism. If you were a new convert to the faith, you would have spent three years learning […]

You all know the old line that comes from Benjamin Franklin: “In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” Let me change that up a little bit: “In […]

What a weird little story we read this morning. What do we do with it? How are we to understand it? Let’s begin with the mountain. In the Bible, high […]

I mentioned last week that the first thing Jesus does in Mark’s gospel is healing and teaching. This is the heart of Jesus’ ministry; as he teaches and heals, he […]

Why are you here? No, seriously. Why are you here this morning? Why have you come to worship? It’s not a question we often think about, but it’s worth doing […]

I will make you fishers of men, fishers of men, fishers of men — remember the old Sunday School song? Remember the next line — if you but follow me. […]

Come and see. It feels good when someone invites you. Come and see. And so you do. You take up the invitation. We like it when someone shares part of […]