Harrowing Of Hell

Storm and Sacrament: The God of Ordinary Things

To watch the sermon click here. As some of you may know, Zonnie and I have very close ties to the City of New Orleans. In fact, she was born there, and her family has lived in and around New Orleans and South Louisiana since about the middle of the 18th century. And New Orleans

Collusion with God

To watch the sermon click here. Last week we celebrated the feast of the Holy Trinity. I introduced us to the concept of holons (H-O-L-O-N-S): these are things that are both a whole and a part simultaneously. God is the primary, if not the perfect, example of this. The word Trinity literally means three parts

Holy Holon: Entangled in the Spirit

To watch the sermon click here. I’m glad to be back. I just returned from a big family vacation to Belize. Kristin and I celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary this year. Our son Desmond turned 20 this year. Our daughter Margaret turned 25. So, we decided to take a family vacation to someplace fancy and far away. Somehow Belize became our destination. 

The Unity of the Holy Spirit

To watch the sermon click here. Today is the Feast of Pentecost. Pentecost is always a great celebration. We wear red. We have baptisms and renew our baptismal vows. Today in Sunday School, there is a birthday party with cupcakes because we celebrate Pentecost as the Church’s birthday. The account of Pentecost in Acts 2

A Home of Hope

To watch the sermon click here. As I walked into the Great Hall the other day I looked up and I saw the Epiphany coat of arms embossed over the door. There is a crown, then waves, at the bottom of the crest, at least to me, holding it all together, is an anchor. The

And we Wait…

To watch the sermon click here. We are here at Holy Saturday. This is a night of waiting, of anticipation, of deep mystery. It is a night that invites us to to confront the silence and to immerse ourselves in the story of a world paused in the throes of loss and uncertainty. This is

Connection: The World of Nodes and Ties

To watch the sermon click here. What if you could see things as they really are? I mean, everything. What if you could see everything as it truly is? What would change? What wouldn’t change? Here’s a couple things I’m pretty sure would change: You’d for sure close the lid on the toilet before you