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Before I went to seminary, I spent a year working with my mom on her organic farm on the Big Island of Hawaii. We cared for goats, cows, sheep, chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks, and pigs – as well as tending to vegetable crops and fruit trees. We didn’t have very much of any single thing…
La entrada triunfal del Señor a la ciudad de Jerusalén, es sin duda, el evento más notable en su vida pública. —¡Bendito el Rey que viene en el nombre del Señor! ¡Paz en el cielo y gloria en las alturas! aclamaban los seguidores del maestro y a ellos se unían los que habían sido testigos…
Today, it’s all about lambs and sheep. Don’t we like driving by a farm or ranch and seeing the cute, docile creatures in a field? Sometimes, wouldn’t we like to stop and feed them like Jesus told Peter to do? Don’t we just love cozying up to little lambs in the petting zoo? And don’t…
El día de hoy, el evangelio de Juan nos invita a participar de una cena muy íntima preparada en honor a Jesús en una casa de Betania a escasos dos kilómetros de Jerusalén. El escenario de esta celebración es el hogar de unos viejos y muy cercanos amigos de Jesús, los hermanos María, Marta y…
Jesus came and stood among his disciples. Anywhere else in the Gospel story and this would not be a strange statement. It must have occurred countless times before this particular moment, yet this time was different. This time, the presence of Jesus in the midst of his disciples was not only unexpected, but it was…
Note: This sermon includes references to an icon that can be downloaded via a link at the bottom of this page for distribution to the congregation. Alleluia, Christ is Risen! The Lord is risen indeed, Alleluia! This morning, I want to say a word about Easter, a word taken from one of the great Eastern…
A través de los años, predicadores de todas denominaciones han encontrado una riqueza inagotable en esta parábola. Es muy posible que la historia del hijo pródigo es una de las historias más reconocidas y amadas del Nuevo Testamento. Le haríamos justicia si consideramos su aspecto multifacético y que muy bien puede ser la historia del…
On the first Easter, very early in the morning, the women come to the tomb with spices to anoint Jesus’ body. They find the stone rolled away so they enter the tomb, but they do not find Jesus’ body. Two angels in clothes that gleamed like lightning appear and the women bow down in fear,…
All week, we have grappled with our dual nature. It began on Palm Sunday. We started by shouting Hosanna to the Son of David and ended shouting for his crucifixion. It’s bewildering and exhausting, being knocked from pillar to post, being confronted with our best selves and our worst selves, hardly knowing from one minute…
It had been a busy week. We finally made it to Jerusalem with Jesus, and not a moment too soon. The city was crowded! It was the week of the Passover celebration and it seemed as though every man, woman, and child for a hundred miles was in the city of Jerusalem. People were everywhere….
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