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- “How Thirsty Are You?” a sermon on John 4:5-42
- “Repentance: Remorse, Return, Reconciliation and more…” an Ash Weds Sermon.
- “Jesus may ‘get us’ but do we get him?” a sermon on Matt 17:1-9
- “The Mysterious Case of the Missing Cinnamon Roll” a sermon on Matt 5:21-37
- “Salt and Light as Matters of the Heart” a sermon on Matt 5:13-20
- “The foolishness of Christ’s blessing” a sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:18 and Matt 5:1-12
- Updates….
- “Let your heart sing” a Christmas Eve sermon
- “Remembering You Are Part of God’s Family” a sermon on Luke 12:32-40 and Genesis 15:1-6
- “When Everything is Hevel” a sermon on Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14, Luke 12:13-21
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- “How Thirsty Are You?” a sermon on John 4:5-42 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2023/03/12/how… 2 weeks ago
- Spend more time getting to know your neighbor and their struggles vs telling them why they are wrong. 2 months ago
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- “Like a Hen Gathers Her Brood” a sermon on Luke 13:31-35 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/03/13/lik… 1 year ago
- “Transfiguration & Ukraine: it’s good to be here” a sermon on Luke 9:23-36 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/02/27/tra… 1 year ago
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Monthly Archives: April 2015
What do Nepal and Baltimore have in common?
I can’t solve the challenges in either place with a sermon or a blog post. I wish I could. I want to be a person connected to the things happening in our world – to those who are hurting by … Continue reading
Posted in Church & Mission, Church by Perception, Discovery, Faith Everyday, Thinking About Church Differently, What We Seek
Tagged Baltimore, Nepal, peace, Prayer
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“Sneakers for Sarah and our Good Shepherd” a sermon by Pastor Keith Anderson #sneakersforsarah
From a friend, for a friend. This is a beautiful sermon of love and faith. Please listen and share. Thanks Keith. “Sneakers for Sarah and our Good Shepherd” preached on 4/26/2015. http://www.buzzsprout.com/8268/266980-sneakers-for-sarah-and-our-good-shepherd Upper Dublin Lutheran Church, Ambler, PA
What to do about ISIS
It is hard to know what to do about ISIS. Headlines are continually being filled with the latest atrocities committed by this group. Last week the murder of 28 Ethiopian Christians was captured on video and shared online. They join the … Continue reading
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“Make No Mistake” a sermon on Luke 24:36-48
4/19/2015 Easter 3 Sermon on Luke 24:36-48, with Acts 3:19 and 1 John 3:1-2 “Make No Mistake” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in on Gospel of Luke, Sermons
Tagged Bille Hybels, mistake, Willow Creek
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“You Are Beautiful” a funeral sermon on Luke 24:36-43 for Steffie Walters
Preached on March 26, 2015. Steffie Walters, December 24, 1911-March 20, 2015. “While they were talking about this, Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” They were startled and terrified, and thought that they … Continue reading
Posted in funerals, Lent/Easter, Lent/Easter Sermons, on Gospel of Luke, Sermons, Special Days
Tagged Funeral, pulpit, steffie
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Give Thomas Some Slack – You Might Learn Something
We shouldn’t pick on Thomas too much. Many Christian congregations will read John 20:19-31 the Sunday after Easter Sunday. (It’s actually the 2nd Sunday of Easter, a season of the church year that lasts fifty days, culminating with Pentecost). The … Continue reading
Posted in Church & Mission, Faith Everyday, on Gospel of John, Sermons, Thinking About Church Differently, What We Seek
Tagged belief, Doubting Thomas, faith
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“Keep the Sharp Edges” an Easter Sermon on Mark 16:1-8
4/05/2015 Easter Sunday Sermon on Mark 16:1-8 “Keep the Sharp Edges” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Lent/Easter, Lent/Easter Sermons, on Gospel of Mark, Sermons
Tagged Easter, ice cream, sharp
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“Public Shame and Public Love” a Maundy Thursday sermon on John 15:12-18
4/2/2015 Maundy Thursday John 15:12-18 “Public Shame and Public Love” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Lent/Easter, Lent/Easter Sermons, on Gospel of John, Sermons
Tagged love, maundy thursday, open space, shame
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