Elizabeth Easton
Sermons and Bible Studies
Love Generously, Give Abundantly, Lent 5 (C) – 2013
The United States Office of Government Ethics maintains pages and pages of rules related to gift-giving among federal employees. “An employee may never give a gift to the employee’s official superior,” is one such rule. On annual holidays and birthdays, however, an employee is allowed to give his or her superior a gift, so long […]
A Story of Two Kings, Feast of the Epiphany – 2012
This is a story of two kings. The first lived in a lavish palace, and was surrounded advisors, groupies, and underlings. His domain was always growing, covering large expanses of geography from Palestine to parts of modern-day Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. He built great infrastructures – giant fortresses, waterways, and theaters. The people in his […]
Today’s Story from Luke…, Proper 6 (C) – 2010
Todayâs story from Luke could easily be a contemporary one-act play â a single scene where characters, conflict, and social norms clash together to reveal an unexpected and utterly transformative truth. The set: a well-decorated dining room, simple but expensive looking. The characters: Simon the Pharisee, a curious intellectual with an eye for the interesting; […]
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