Sermon | Where do you find the love to offer he who betrays you? | Easter B7 | Acts 1:15-17&21-26; 1 John 5:9-13;John 17:6-19  

The end is not near it's here. We enter the last sermon for our Hosea series and our last sermon for the Prophet and the Prostitute: Or how I came to love the American church again. 

Hey y'all, we are 2 weeks away from the end of the Hosea study and I make a plea to the American Church. 

Hey y'all, we return to Hosea with chapters 9 and 10. I keep combining chapters because honestly, this disstrack needs to end soon. I talk about Christian and politics in this one, so if I offend you, I apologize (I apologize that you are offended but not about what I say). 

Easter Homily for 2021 -- Scripture: Mark 16: 1-8, John 20:1-18, and 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 -- Poem Maya Angelou - Still I rise (Copyright 1978). 

Good Friday homily for April 2nd 2021. This is a short homily I wrote for NCKC back in 2019. The refrain that is used for the ALL part of the homily: All Holy God, holy and strong, holy and immortal, have mercy upon us.

Scripture is Hosea 7 and 8. We continue our journey through the Lord's diss track against Israel through the Lord's prophet MC Hosea. I promise that we will get to more hopeful message soon. 

We are back for week 4! We talk through Hosea 5 and 6. The sermon title is from one of my favorite Christian screamo bands, Emery, and really has nothing to do with the sermon but I got tired of using Derek Webb song lyrics. Also, I address the Mass Murder in Atlanta, so prepare for a heavy sermon. 

We are back for week 3 of Hosea chapter 4 (I know a bit confusing). This marks a change in the book away from the narrative of Homer (remember the celebrity name I gave Hosea and Gomer) and into the sermons against Israel by the prophet Hosea. 

This week, we have the second sermon in our new series. We will be going through Hosea 2-3 and chatting through how we deal with our own desires versus the desire that God has given us.