Sermons on Luke (Page 2)
Mary’s Song of Liberation
As we wait for Christmas, Marry reminds us that God chooses the lowly, the poor, the refugee, and God sends away the rich and privileged. God favors the disadvantaged, the oppressed and the marginalized and brings wholeness.
Patience
Outrage as the only response won’t help anything. How we wait makes a difference. How will we as people of faith wait for the coming of shalom?
Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead?
We are hanging on to hope and then we find the tomb empty. We are looking in the wrong place. Jesus has left the building. At the empty tomb, we experience awe. Now we need to go back out into the world, too.
There is Room
The story may not have changed, but we have. The world has changed and so there is new meaning to be had in this story. There may not have been room in the inn, but we need to make room for the marginalized, the excluded, the refugee, the victimized and we will find Jesus.
How does a Weary World Rejoice: We Sing!
The act of singing lessens anxiety. We sing together and feel the Holy Spirit move among us.
How Does a Weary World Rejoice
If only one kiss could solve all the world’s problems. Can we find Joy among war and turmoil and all the weight we carry?
Return to the Source
We don’t always appreciate what we have. Not everyone has access to there basic needs. We need to remember to give thanks for all our blessings.
For All the Saints
WE stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before.
Thoughts on the Parable of the Lost Sheep
God celebrates when the lost return. We are all worth celebrating.

Pass It On
Pass on the love that God has shared with us