Category Archives: Sermons

Just as He Is

A sermon preached at St. Francis by the Lake, Canyon Lake, Texas the Lectionary readings for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. A few years ago, in the good old days when meeting up with a big group of friends for coffee was a typical activity, I was sitting with some good folks conversing about nothingContinue reading “Just as He Is”

Accepting The Mystery: A Sermon for Trinity Sunday

The Lectionary Readings for Trinity Sunday 2021 are found here. One of the things I most enjoy about doing supply is that I get to worship and connect with lots of parishes as a beautiful reminder that we are all a part of something so much bigger than ourselves. And I really like getting toContinue reading “Accepting The Mystery: A Sermon for Trinity Sunday”

Use Your Pentecost Voice

This Pentecost, our new birth as The Church has been transformed yet again as we begin to venture into the world forever changed by the COVID19 Pandemic. Our collective voice of God’s Love is more necessary than ever. And your particular way of proclaiming the good news of Jesus – and yours, and yours, and yours, is desperately needed by someone.

The Reality of God’s Presence

For the Third Sunday of Easter: a sermon preached at St. Francis by the Lake, Canyon Lake, TX Readings It is the day of The Resurrection. Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James, and Joanna and other women who aren’t given the dignity of names but are nonetheless important in the story, had discoveredContinue reading “The Reality of God’s Presence”