Source: Episode 1- Ascension Day
Morning Prayer Sermon for 5/3
Here is the liturgy that goes with the sermon: https://www.venite.app/pray/bulletin/920
Burial of a Pet
Burial of a Pet Scripture: Your love, O LORD, reaches to the heavens, and your faithfulness to the clouds. Your righteousness is like the strong mountains: your justice like the great deep; you save both man and beast, O LORD. (PS. 36.6) For the creation waits with eager longing for the revealing of the children of God; for the creation was... Continue Reading →
Sermon Underwear Podcast
This post is from Sermon Underwear, a podcast made locally by the local ELCA congregation. As my church has collaborated with them during the pandemic, they have let me join them as a guest. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2KlDcNKKoSgPcbpqUcOGKj
Continue in the Prayers
Usually on Easter Sunday morning we renew our baptismal vows. One of the vows we make is to Continue... in the prayers. These prayers are the Daily Office. For those who have gotten in the habit of this prayer during Holy Week , thanks be to God, you might wonder how to continue while we... Continue Reading →
Maundy Thursday at Home
Maundy Thursday at Home Agapé for Maundy Thursday The celebration of festal meals is not appropriate during Holy Week. In Christian tradition such festivities take place only after the Lenten fast has been completed by the celebration of the Great Vigil –– which is the Passover Feast of Christians –– and the reception of Easter... Continue Reading →
Bugs and Corners
As we find ourselves on the precipice of a pandemic, Christian communities find themselves facing some hard realities. All around us sports leagues, political debates, and other public events are adapting to meet a world with the Corona Virus. Lebron James might have to play a game without the roar of the crowd. Joe Biden... Continue Reading →
Epiphany 6
Since January 6th, we have been in a period of time called, the Season after the Epiphany. It is one of the green growing seasons of the church. During these weeks we grow in our understanding of who Jesus is and what he has come to accomplish. When we think about who Jesus is... Continue Reading →
Epiphany 5
In the sitcom The Office, two employees are locked in a perpetual pettiness that often manifests itself in Jim pranking Dwight and Dwight’s comical indignation. The pranks vary from Jim putting Dwight’s stapler in a Jello mold to Jim putting the entire contents of Dwight’s desk into a vending machine. Dwight always informs... Continue Reading →
