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10 most recent posts
- “Falling Off the Script” a sermon on Acts 1:15-17, 21-26 & John 17:6-19
- “The Problem with the Love Command” a sermon on John 15:9-17
- “¿Dónde están sus ovejas?” (Where are your sheep?) a sermon on John 10:11-18
- “What Are You Doing Here?” an Easter Sermon on John 20:1-18
- 2BP #89 Ways a Church Can Welcome New Members
- “What is Lifted Up; Given as a Promise” a sermon on John 3:14-21
- “When You Want to Tear Down, Throw Out and Flip Over Everything” a sermon on John 2:13-22
- 2BP #88: Rethinking the Way We Do Church
- 2PB #87: Navigating Five Realities of Decline and Renewal in the Church
- “Everyone is Searching for you Jesus!” a sermon on Mark 1:29-39
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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Walking Through the Ruins: Responding to David Lose’s, “Five Reasons Denominations are Passé”
One of my former teachers, Dr. David Lose of Luther Seminary, wrote a short article on his blog, “In the Meantime” (online available: http://www.davidlose.net/2012/06/five-reasons-denominations-are-passe/, June 19, 2012) suggesting that while he is a pastor within a Christian denomination, a teacher … Continue reading
A funeral sermon for my grandparents: AJ and Norma Sinibaldo (Romans 8:31-39)
I’ve been thinking of what I should say today for some time now, and what I want to say today is this: There is a certain lack of credible heroes in our world. We tend to go one of two ways … Continue reading
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Tagged Funeral, grandparents, WWII
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Sermon on Luke 1:57-66, “Growing into a Name”
Sermon on Luke 1:57-66 “Growing into a Name” Naming of John the Baptist June 24, 2012 http://youtu.be/rRqxDoT9Yvo St. Michael’s Lutheran Church New Canaan, CT
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Weeds on the Pathway
Weeds tend to grow everywhere we don’t want them. There is a stone walkway that leads to our home. It is an aesthetically pleasing design – big rectangular flat stones surrounded by little small rocks. The problem with all those … Continue reading
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Sermon on Mark 4:24-32, “Growing Starts Small”
Sermon on Mark 4:24-32, “Growing Starts Small” Extraordinary Time, June 17, 2012 http://youtu.be/VxAO-Fum_74 St. Michael’s Lutheran Church New Canaan, CT Acknowledging a request, here are the closing paragraphs of the sermon: We face a crossroads in our lives. We turn on … Continue reading
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Extraordinary Time
Why does some time seem so ordinary? Here are three short reflections on the specialness of time, whenever it is. When I was in high school and college in the early 1990s, the Chicago Bulls reigned supreme on the basketball … Continue reading
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Sermon on Mark 3:31-35, “True Family”
Sermon on Mark 3:31-35, “True Family” June 10, 2012 http://youtu.be/1u8IqjeXqN8 St. Michael’s Lutheran Church New Canaan, CT Footnote to the Bishop Election story in the New England Synod – June 8-10 – Pastor Tim Oslovich later on during the Assembly after … Continue reading
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Not a Chance
This may be difficult to read. It may be more difficult to admit: There are some things we simply just cannot do. As much as I have always wanted to dunk a basketball – I realize my best days are … Continue reading
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Trinity Sunday, 2012, John 3:16, “For [the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit] so loved the world…”
Sermon on John 3:16 and Romans 8:14-17 “For [the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit] so loved the world…”Trinity Sunday, June 3, 2012 http://youtu.be/f7cYV39bjx4 St. Michael’s Lutheran Church New Canaan, CT
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Superman Is Not Coming
(Posted on Castle Church Door June 1, 2012 –http://castlechurchdoor.wordpress.com/2012/06/01/super-man-is-not-coming/) Inspired by a friend… Superman is not coming. We tend to cling to the myth that at some point someone with superhuman abilities and leadership will carry the church out of … Continue reading
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