Harrowing Of Hell

The Dance of God

To watch the sermon click here. The beginning of summer always reminds me of big family gatherings at my aunt and uncle’s cabin in rural Oklahoma. In mid-life, my law-practicing uncle transformed himself into a very accomplished home chef. I love long, lazy weekends spent with them, drinking coffee, walking dogs, and relaxing. Late afternoon

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

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

Trinity Sunday

This sermon has three parts. It’s Trinity Sunday—so, three parts, one sermon. And one part has three parts in it. But don’t worry, it’s not all that complicated. Because why would a sermon on the Trinity be complicated? So I’m going to say three things about the Trinity—three answers to the question we’ve been asking

Trinity Sunday

This Gospel presents the Trinity as a way of understanding God for, with, and in us and of understanding ourselves for, with, and in God as siblings  (1:12-13) who have seen what it means to be children of God in Jesus (1:14)   We are assigned this Gospel today, because it is Trinity Sunday.   Now, I

Dance with the Spirit

Good morning Christians, Seekers, and Friends! Happy Trinity Sunday! I am super excited to be here with you this morning! And I hope you all are as excited as I am. You get to hear a sermon about the Trinity today! Hooray! And I really mean it. For those of you who have glanced over