To watch the sermon click here. There was a moment in the history of this city that reflects something true about the human soul… and maybe even gives us some insight into how to respond to the economic and political turmoil that spins around Seattle today. It was the late 1980s. Boeing had just laid
A Place to Land our Longing
The Incarnation of Jesus and why it Matters
To watch the sermon click here. Merry Christmas! Three days ago we celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God. It was beautiful, and it was holy. God came to us, God’s family, to dwell among us. What a gift! And yet, even now, so close to Christmas morning, I can
Cowboy Boots, Cultural Christmas, and the Soul’s Longing for God
To watch the sermon click here. It came into my mind that I needed a pair of cowboy boots. I’ve had cowboy boots before, in fact, I used to have two pairs. But my son absconded with one, and I sent the other to my nephew for a cowboy themed wedding he was going to.
The Transfiguration: Jesus’ Humanity
To watch the sermon click here. What a day for a hike, huh? By now the disciples are used to Jesus going off on his own, to pray or whatever (which shows definitively that Jesus was an introvert, right?). But this time he’s changing it up a bit, taking three close friends with him, up
The Lord is in this Place
To watch the sermon click here. How does God bring heaven to earth, and earth to heaven? In our reading from Genesis this morning, we have the famous story of Jacob’s ladder. The context: Isaac and Rebekah have two sons: Esau the elder twin, has been a good kid, but Jacob is a bad boy
The Visitation, the Magnificat
Good morning. My name is Susan Pitchford, and I am Epiphany’s “Off-site Anchorite.” It’s a deliberately absurd title, but essentially I’m here to support the spiritual formation of members of the parish. If you’d like to know more, let’s talk. Advent is the time when we’re supposed to be waiting in quiet expectation, right? I
Feast of the Virgin Mary
I’ve had Mary on my mind recently. I’ve been reading a book by Hans Urs von Balthazar titled Prayer. He was a Swiss theologian, who trained as a Jesuit priest, but left the order to be a more active in the world, and yet, also continuing to be a person who lived a life of
The Body as New Authority
Good morning Epiphany. We are back to a didactic sermon, so, take out your pencils, and your Bibles because we are going to dance across scripture today. Now here is why: You and I are part of a movement, and a movement requires clear understanding of where we are going and why we are going
The Feast of Epiphany
January 6, 2020, The Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr. preaching
