A reflection on a man declared insignificant by his family and friends, and yet his name is remembered in the Bible. Jesus sees the man living along the side of the road and when Jesus points to him, the crowds who silenced the man now declare him blessed. There is power in being seen and acknowledged as human. Being seen may be a sign of God's Grace.

A reflection on a man declared insignificant by his family and friends, and yet his name is remembered in the Bible. Jesus sees the man living along the side of the road and when Jesus points to him, the crowds who silenced the man now declare him blessed. There is power in being seen and acknowledged as human. Being seen may be a sign of God's Grace.

A reflection on a man declared insignificant by his family and friends, and yet his name is remembered in the Bible. Jesus sees the man living along the side of the road and when Jesus points to him, the crowds who silenced the man now declare him blessed. There is power in being seen and acknowledged as human. Being seen may be a sign of God's Grace.

See You - A Sermon on Mark 10

Dynamic, contextual sermons from Pastor Josh Ehrler, who serves a small town ELCA Lutheran congregation in Northern Illinois. Sermons are rooted in scripture and reflect the local community, as well as the movements of the wider world. He and his congregation are affirming of LGBTQ+ personhood and live out their baptismal promise to seek (racial, economic, identity, environmental) justice and peace.

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See You - A Sermon on Mark 10

See You - A Sermon on Mark 10