Here is today’s sermon, May 5, 2024, V Easter, Year B. It is based on Acts 10: 44-48, the baptism of Cornelius. In it I explain how the gentiles were brought into the early church and how this is a model for contemporary denominations struggling with inclusion.
Here is today’s sermon, April 28, 2024, V Easter, Year B. It is based on Acts 8: 26-40, Phillip and the Eunuch. I explain how resurrection is shown in this story.
Here is today’s sermon, April 21, 2024, IV Easter, Year B. It is based on Acts 4: 5-12. In it I give an explanation of what it means that there is no salvation but in the name of Jesus. I explain that rather than being exclusionary, it is a way to healing and abundant life.
Here isis today’s sermon, April 14, 2024, III Easter, Year B. In it I discuss the meaning of eternal life and experiencing resurrection in our lives rather than wasting until after death.
Here it’s today’s sermon, March 31, 2024, Easter Sunday, Year B. In it I describe that the story of Easter is really a love story, with the Beloved Disciple.
Here is today’s sermon, March 28, 2014, Maundy Thursday, Year B. In it I draw parallels between the Last Supper, Passover, and the last Thanksgiving meal my family shared with my Mother.
Here is today’s sermon, March 17, 2024, V Lent, Year B. It is based on Jeremiah 31: 31-34. In it I discuss the difference between a contract, backed up by threat and power, and a covenant, which is founded on love.
Here is today’s sermon, March 10, 2024, IV Lent, Year A. It is based on the story from Numbers about the serpents in a pole and John about the Son of Man being lifted up.
Here is today’s sermon, March 3, 2024, III Lent, Year B. It is based on John 2, the Cleansing of the Temple. I give three interpretations of the Scripture and apply to our relationship to the Church and, ultimately, to God.
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This podcast is the collection of my sermons and other opportunities to teach at the congregation I serve. I am an Episcopal priest. I am currently serving the congregation of Christ Episcopal Church in Denton, on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
Typically, I begin an episode with a short explanation of the Gospel, then read the Gospel, then begin the sermon. This is how most episodes containing sermons will unfold. I hope you get something out of my message! Feel free to share your comments with me!