pastor geoff sinibaldo
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10 most recent posts
- “Unquenchable Fire” a sermon on Matt 3:1-12
- What tree are you stuck in?” a sermon on Luke 19:1-10
- Sunday is coming! “Endure” Luke 21:5-19
- Sunday is coming! “What tree are you stuck in?” Luke 19:1-10
- “Grant me vision to see your mercy” Luke 18:35-43
- All Saints: Eternity over Limitations: Luke 18:15-34
- Sunday is coming! “Seeing through the eyes of Jesus” Luke 18:35-43
- “God’s Economy: Lives of Repentance” Luke 18:9-14
- Sunday is Coming! “The Pharisee & the Tax-Collector: a matter of perspective” Luke 18:9-14
- “God’s Economy: Meets us in our Wrestling” Luke 18:1-8
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- “Unquenchable Fire” a sermon on Matt 3:1-12 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2019/12/08/unq… 4 days ago
- What tree are you stuck in?” a sermon on Luke 19:1-10 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2019/11/19/wha… 3 weeks ago
- Sunday is coming! “Endure” Luke 21:5-19 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2019/11/14/sun… https://t.co/U2Rc98QtIb 4 weeks ago
- Sunday is coming! “What tree are you stuck in?” Luke 19:1-10 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2019/11/12/sun… https://t.co/mUOkdwYUx0 1 month ago
- “Grant me vision to see your mercy” Luke 18:35-43 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2019/11/11/gra… 1 month ago
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Category Archives: Thoughts on Prayer
It is better to pray than to talk about praying, but here are some thoughts.
“The Lord’s Prayer as Spiritual Resilience (and our New Haven Mission Trip)” Sermon on Luke 11:1-4
7/28/2019 Sermon on Luke 11:1-4 and Ruth 4:7-22 “The Lord’s Prayer as Spiritual Resilience (and our New Haven Mission Trip)” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Lord's Prayer, on Gospel of Luke, Praying, Sermons, Thoughts on Prayer
A few thoughts on 9/11 at 17
“Time does march on,” as the saying goes, but I remain curious about the validity of the other saying that tends to go along with it: “Time heals all wounds.” Does it? A year ago this past May, my son … Continue reading →
Posted in Discovery, Faith Everyday, Praying, Thoughts on Prayer
A pastoral statement on Manchester
Here we go again. More lives have been senselessly taken by an individual (at the writing of this statement no others are implicated) at the conclusion of a concert in Manchester, England with a distorted view of the world. Like … Continue reading →
Posted in Discovery, Faith Everyday, Praying, Thoughts on Prayer, What We Seek
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Tagged Concert Bombing, Manchester, terrorism, terrorist attack, violence
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“Just try not to fall asleep” a sermon for Holy Thursday
Then Jesus went with them to a place called Gethsemane; and he said to his disciples, ‘Sit here while I go over there and pray.’ He took with him Peter and the two sons of Zebedee, and began to be … Continue reading →
Posted in Lent/Easter, Lent/Easter Sermons, on Gospel of Matthew, Praying, Sermons, Thoughts on Prayer
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Tagged holy thursday, Prayer, Sleep
PRAYER WALL FROM HYANNIS (min msg)
Praying from Bishop’s Convocation https://youtu.be/I-uMIOabzCg
Posted in Church & Mission, Discovery, Faith Everyday, Praying, Thinking About Church Differently, Thoughts on Prayer
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Tagged bishop convocation, Prayer, prayer wall
“Prayer and Persistence” a sermon on Luke 18:1-8
10/16/2016 Sermon on Luke 18:1-8 “Prayer and Persistence” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in on Gospel of Luke, Praying, Sermons, Thoughts on Prayer
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Tagged marathon, persistence, Prayer, Running
“THE JESUS WAY, PART 5: PRAYING” (min msg)
“The Jesus Way” is the Lutheran Outdoor Ministry theme for 2016. Here is my min msg on “PRAYING.” “‘And whenever you pray, do not be like the hypocrites; for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at … Continue reading →
Posted in Camp / Outdoor Ministry, Church & Mission, Discovery, Faith Everyday, Lord's Prayer, Minute Messages, on Gospel of Matthew, Praying, Sermons, Thoughts on Prayer
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Tagged jesus way, Praying