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The Unforgivable Sin
(Sermon) Mark’s depiction of the unforgivable sin conveys hope and warning. Both speak to how we should live every day.
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You Have Saved Me
(Sermon) The suffering metaphors of Psalm 22 are still relevant today as is the promise of God’s relief. One Hebrew word, ‘ă·nî·ṯā·nî, translated “you have saved me” connects metaphor and promise and is explored as it applies today.
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Easter, Empathy and the Death of Fear
(Sermon) Fear is the first thing encountered after the heading Jesus Has Risen in Matthew’s gospel. Maybe the reason is because our empathetic Savior is the death of fear.