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Pentecost 2 (A): Twelve – June 14, 2020
“Twelve. Twelve is one of those rare numbers to which people have for centuries attributed special significance.”
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Trinity Sunday (A): The Pandemic and the Holy Trinity – June 7, 2020
“The Trinity is not a mystery in the sense of a puzzle we can’t solve; the Trinity is a mystery in that we see the truth of it, but there is more than we can fully comprehend.”
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Day of Pentecost (A): Heaven – May 31, 2020
“What do you believe about heaven?”
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Easter 7 (A): Split Screen – May 24, 2020
“In every musical – and in many movies – there seems to be a moment when two or more main characters, are separated…”
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Ascension Day (A): Truth-Telling – May 21, 2020
“Six Sundays have passed now since we heard that Jesus was raised from the dead…”
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Easter 6 (A): Blessed Be God – May 17, 2020
“How great it is that our God – the same God who took on flesh and lived among us, who was betrayed, tortured, killed, and buried – rose again and still, in spite of our continuing sinfulness, loves us.”
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Easter 5 (A): Rock Solid When Everything Feels Up in the Air – May 10, 2020
“It all feels so up in the air…”
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Easter 4 (A): The Gate – May 3, 2020
“Even though we are in the season of Easter, our lives may still feel like one long Lenten discipline of social distancing and fighting illness…”
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Easter 3 (A): Breaking – April 26, 2020
“We find ourselves in the middle of this Easter season, now on the third Sunday after the Resurrection, and we have a beautiful narrative of how new life breaks into the midst of shattered hopes.”
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