John 2: 13-22
Growing up in my father’s house, my dad always kept pennies, either on his dresser or in a jar. Now pennies aren’t worth much any more, but they actually were, back then…
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Sermons (Page 58)
I want to welcome two of our heroes here in the parish, two of our youth, Josh McClenney and Jacob Kintz who are going to speak to us about the Appalachia Service Project at St. Paul’s…
Genesis 9:8-17, Mark 1:9-15
You hear the word “covenant” in our readings today, particularly in that reading from Genesis, that covenant that there will never again be a flood. I’d love to hear that being read today in the churches of Boston…
2 Kings 2:1-12, Mark 9:2-9
This is a book that people use to train sign language interpreters in the liturgy. It’s just a book you can get for yourself on Amazon or some other bookseller; nothing really special…
Mark 1:21-28, 29-39, Isaiah 40:21-31
How often do you think about healing and prayer? If you are at all like me there are names on your daily prayer list … where you lift up a life by name to God for healing and wholeness…
Mark 1:21-28
Do you know people in your life, or perhaps you’ve met somebody. and they’ll say something to you and you’ll say, “Yeah, you’re right?” You just know it. Or they say something to you and you say, “I know.”…
Mark 1:14-20
Are you the kind of person who likes someone to get to the point? Did you ever have a conversation with someone and you’re like, “Get to the point!” Then you should like Mark’s gospel…
1 Samuel 3:1-20, John 1:43-51
It’s difficult to detect a common theme in the lectionary readings for a given Sunday, but today it’s not so difficult. The first lesson from First Samuel and the gospel reading each tell a story of a divine call from God…
Mark 1:4-11
We all have places that bring us to a place of peace. Sometimes it’s just a comfortable chair by a fire or not by a fire. Sometimes it’s a way of stopping and breathing and just finding our center…
Matthew 2:1-12
So have you begun to dismantle Christmas yet? How many people have taken down the tree? Removed lights or other decorations?