November 9, 2014, Holly Boone preaching
“I bet you think I’m going to talk about the m-word, money. Maybe the people who stayed home this morning thought I was going to talk about the m-word, too. Apparently people, especially Episcopalians, hate talking about that word. So let’s talk about something else, something more important. Let’s talk about souls and how we care for them at Epiphany.”
November 2, 2014, The Rev. Kate Wesch preaching
But, what is the point? Is the point to be noticed? Praised? Affirmed? Yes. That is exactly the point. We are noticed, praised, adored, and affirmed each and every day by the Lord who created us. Our affirmation doesn’t need to come from other people because it comes from, God, the Creator.
August 3, 2014, Wellesley Chapman preaching
When faced even with the banal stresses of daily life, God’s grace and compassion for us can seem quite distant. The pace of our lives can make it easy to get behind on our psalm reading, and our trust in God’s loving kindness gets further and further from our souls. And we suffer.
July 6, 2014, The Rev. Kate Wesch preaching
This sermon is about being a people of faith and how that can make us better citizens.
June 22, 2014, The Rev. Doyt Conn preaching
Today I’d like to continue the conversation we started last week about the soul. This is my thesis: the soundness of souls will bring salvation to the world.
June 15, 2014, The Rev. Doyt Conn preaching
Today we are going to talk about the soul: ”How goes it with your soul?”
May 25, 2014, The Rev. Doyt Conn preaching
This week’s sermon is on entanglement. The text is First Peter, and the theme of entanglement is drawn directly from the fact that this text is a tangled mess. I’ll tell you more about that later.
May 18, 2014, The Rev. Doyt Conn preaching
“Come to God a living stone.” That is the title of my sermon this morning. It’s not too original given the reading from first Peter today. But I’m drawn to it, maybe because I have a bowl of stones sitting on my desk at home. Occasionally when I’m somewhere else I pick up a stone, bring it home, and put it in the bowl.
April 20, 2014, The Rev Doyt Conn
Doubt comes to my mind today, as I consider Mary Magdalene. I wonder what was running through her head as she went back to tell the disciples what she had experienced. I am sure some doubt was present.