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  • Poor Thomas!, Easter 2 (B) – 2009

    We’re at that time of year again. Easter Day is past and once more we’re reading about Thomas, who evidently just can’t believe Jesus has been raised from the dead. But don’t we love this story? We love Thomas. We love to chuckle indulgently over his lack of faith, because we certainly don’t have trouble…

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  • Perhaps Many of Us Will Think…, Lent 1 (B) – 2009

    Father Abraham had many children.Many children had Father Abraham.I am one of them, and so are you.So let’s just praise the Lord! Perhaps many of us will think of this old-fashioned summer camp song when we hear these lessons about the promise made to Abraham in his old age. God had made these promises to…

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  • Before It Was a Noun…, Thanksgiving Day (B) – 2009

    Before it was a noun, “thanksgiving” was a verb. The difference matters. A desert father once said: “If you have a chest full of oranges, and leave it for a long time,the fruit will rot inside of it.It is the same with the thoughts in our heart.If we do not carry them out by physical…

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  • No, This Isn’t a Sermon about Tithing…, Proper 27 (B) – 2009

    No, this isn’t a sermon about tithing, so you may take your hands off your wallets. Our television screens bombard us with offers of deals. No doubt your spam contains similar offers. From time to time we read about elderly people who have been duped out of their funds by unscrupulous people offering deals. There…

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  • Then Who Can Be Saved?, Proper 23 (B) – 2009

    “Then who can be saved?” they asked Jesus. How often we ask ourselves that very question. Oh, yes, day to day we put on a good face and project an image of confidence to the world around us. Like the man in today’s gospel reading who seeks Jesus to ask how he might inherit eternal…

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  • At Least Jesus Took…, Proper 19 (B) – 2009

    At least Jesus took poor Peter to one side! There are few things worse than being shamed in public. Yet the story of this stinging rebuke somehow leaked out. Indeed there is a school of thought that attributes much of Mark’s gospel to the words and memories of St. Peter. Perhaps in this account we…

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  • The Crowd Clamors…, Proper 12 (B) – 2009

    The crowd clamors after Jesus for healing. The Great Physician is healing the sick and there are many in search of his healing touch. Yet there is something more going on here than a health clinic or even a faith healing revival. The Gospel of John tells us “A large crowd kept following him, because…

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  • In Today’s Gospel Passage…, Proper 6 (B) – 2009

    In today’s gospel passage, Jesus speaks in parables. Again. He does that a lot. Jesus frequently uses this particular literary device to get his point across. And in this passage from Mark’s gospel, we hear that Jesus preached only in parables, “as they were able to hear.” Parables are brief stories that illustrate a particular…

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  • Peter Got It Wrong…, Maundy Thursday – 2009

    Peter got it wrong. We shouldn’t be surprised in the least. The gospels have taught us to expect Peter to be the eager disciple who energetically jumps to the wrong answer and is ready to act when listening and learning is called for. Peter sees Jesus get up from the table, take off his outer…

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  • When Philip Reported to Jesus…, Lent 5 (B) – 2009

    Phillips Brooks, author of “O little town of Bethlehem,” and briefly Bishop of Massachusetts, was also responsible for one of the masterpieces of American nineteenth-century church architecture: Trinity Church in Boston’s Copley Square. Brooks played a very direct role in Trinity’s design. However, there is one feature of Brooks’ design that is visible only to…

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