Year A – Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost.
I would like to do something that is really old fashioned. I want to call your attention to a letter. Now a letter seems out of date in a world that is instantly and virtually connected by technology. As you may know, even Facebook is not embraced by youth. They are rejecting email for more […]
Read MoreYear A - Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
If you are looking for Godly counsel and spiritual direction, the place to begin is the book of Psalms. Here one finds open access to the Almighty along with a mirror that reflects both the heights of human aspirations and depths of mortal depravity. The Psalms were Israel’s hymnal and prayer book. It contains a […]
Read MoreYear A - Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost
Some people seem to use “I love you!” as a punctuation mark. They include the phrase in conversations with family, friends, acquaintances, and sometimes even virtual strangers. Because of its overuse, the recipient of such an “I love you!” may not believe it is genuine. Paul says one of the outcomes of our salvation is […]
Read MoreYear A - Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost
Salvation is a dynamic event. After it begins nothing in life is ever the same. We have considered some of the great truths about salvation in Christ. Now Paul challenges us to move forward with the implementation of our salvation into our daily living. This is vital, because a faith that does not impact daily […]
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