Sermons on Easter

There comes a point in life when it is time to pack up and move on. The places we’ve lived and the people we’ve interacted with have changed our lives, usually for the better and sometimes not so much, but it’s time to move on to the adventure that awaits us next. We have those moments throughout all of life, when we will leave the comfort of what we have known for the…

This is not the first, or the last, time that you will hear me passionately talk about the Commandments and why I actually really appreciate their structure, despite the need for some updating of the language! I love teaching about the Commandments because I think they are so much more than a list of things that we should/have to do, like is so often taught. I don’t think…

This past week at Bishop’s Convocation, about 100 active and retired clergy spent time talking about both the history and the current dangers of White Christian Nationalism, in which a group of people is trying to dictate how America is to look as a “Christian” nation. This is nestled into the whole debate of are we even a “Christian” nation at all. Yet, this idea is…