Ordained bearers of the of the Word of God need to be equipped with a variety of skills and to be exposed to a variety of practical and academic disciplines in order to be as effective as possible in declaring the message God wants the world to hear. We never really feel fully equal to the task.
Advent begins with a Gospel reading from an apocalyptic discourse of Jesus. Why? Perhaps it is because we are not ready for mangers and shepherds yet. Perhaps it is to impress upon us that the coming of the Lord includes much more than the Christmas story.
This week, On Christ the King Sunday, The Rev. Trent Moore preaches on loving and forgiving and what it means to be under the rule and authority of Jesus Christ.
This week, Deacon Brian Nystrom preaches on the sacraments of baptism and holy Eucharist and reading the Holy Scriptures and interpreting them in ways that make sense to us personally and make sense in the context of the world.
Jesus opens the eyes of the blind, allowing them to see things and people in new light and with greater clarity. Sometimes you and I are the blind ones. And when we see as God sees, nothing looks the same again.
This week, Fr. Trent Moore preaches on drinking from the cup
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