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  • God Is Different…, Lent 3 (B) – 2000

    God is different from us. Although we are created in the image of God, God, nevertheless, does things that we humans find surprising. We are often puzzled. We find ourselves scratching our heads and wondering, “why did God do it that way? What’s going on here?” This morning’s Gospel is a good example of that….

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  • It Is Inevitable That…, Lent 2 (B) – 2000

    It is inevitable that in a political season the topics of conversation will eventually include “family values.” There is probably no more essential image in our common life. And yet, little time is spent on defining the words, “family” or “values.” The assumption is that our common life has given us a set of principles…

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  • Today’s Reading Make Us…, Lent 1 (B) – 2000

    Today’s readings might make us wonder what season of the church year we are really in. We hear the stuff of rainbows in Genesis, the great signs of baptism in Peter, the skies opening and the Spirit descending in Mark. The theme is ever the same: God’s Word is shattering the remnants of an old…

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  • Ashes, Ash Wednesday – 2000

    [This sermon is meant to connect to the Ash Wednesday liturgy as found in the Book of Common Prayer.] Today we retrace our Baptismal crosses with ashes. Once upon a time there was a five-year-old girl named Eleanor who, after she was baptized, asked, “Can you still see the cross on my forehead?” A marvelous…

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  • God Revealed in the Silence, Last Sunday after Epiphany (B) – 2000

    In today’s world we are bombarded with noise. In the urban areas, we live with the constant hum of the traffic on the highway; car horns on the streets. In the rural areas, we live with the constant distant natural noise of developers and hunters. In our offices, we live with “white noise,” a constant…

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  • The Season of Epiphany…, Last Sunday after Epiphany (B) – 2000

    The season of Epiphany has been long and instructive this year. The church has had time to hear many of the great works of Jesus’ ministry, and there has been time for us to reflect on how God is at work through them. This Sunday the message focuses on God at work through Jesus outside…

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  • The Faith of a Few Good Friends…, Epiphany 7 (B) – 2000

    Steve and Annie Chapman sing a song that includes these lines: They took that man to Jesus;He had no faith of his own,But when Jesus saw the faith of a few good friends,He said, “Take up your bed, take up your bed and go home. The faith of a few good friends. Let’s look for…

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  • His Fame Began to Spread…, Epiphany 6 (B) – 2000

    “His fame began to spread throughout the surrounding region of Galilee.”(1:28) This is pretty amazing because Jesus has only just begun his ministry, only just begun selecting his apostles, only just been baptized by John in the Jordan-and already his fame has begun to spread. But it’s no wonder. Look at the Gospels for the…

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  • Well, There I Am, Epiphany 5 (B) – 2000

    Now Simon’s mother-in-law was in bed with a fever, and they told him about her at once. Well, there I am. You people have a saying about everyone having their 15 minutes of fame. This is mine. Right there in the Gospel written by that boy Mark. It doesn’t tell you my name, of course….

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  • Many Scholars Think…, Epiphany 4 (B) – 2000

    Many scholars think that St. Mark’s Gospel was set down somewhere between 60 and 65 AD. The presumed primary audience is the Jewish Christian community, not in Judea, but perhaps in Rome. If these scholarly theories are true, then the story about Jesus’ authority takes on a special kind of power and import. If the…

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