…Three Great Loves spring from the seed of our love of God; these are loves which stretch further than our friends and family; these are loves that can literally preserve our fragile world. They’re the focus of the United Church of Christ for the next two years, and they have been, they are, and they […]
Joseph went to Egypt unwillingly: kidnaped and sold by his brothers, dragged off by the passing traders. Yet in his story, he became the one to rescue his family from starvation. In contrast, Peter leaped willingly, even eagerly, out of the boat to join Jesus walking on the water. It didn’t go so well […]
August 6, 2017 Matthew 14:13-21 Let’s spend just a moment with our friend Jacob. He was on his way home. He’d done well. He had lots of livestock – and my apologies, because I misread how he got them from Laban and told you the wrong story last week. It was a trick involving selective […]
Three Great Loves. The storyteller in me imagines people who, after many years, fondly describe three people who filled their hearts: “I remember the little girl who played catch with me on the playground.” “I remember the young man who first held my hand at a movie.” “I remember loving helpmate who went with me […]
Jesus found himself with a crowd of hungry people. He fed them – starting with just five loaves and two fish. Given that we start out with enough food grown annually to feed everyone: Why don’t we do it? Here’s a transcript: I’m thinking we’re going to take a break from Jacob for a […]
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