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Tag Archives: lent
We Do What We Can and Let God Take Care of the Rest
“Can I just close the book on this day now? I got to sleep in this morning. Then I worshiped at St Paul’s and got to hear the holy most Dr. John Kinney preach. I got to say “Hi” to … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, greatest commandment, heart, John Kinney, KOH2RVA, lent, love, reach, Richmond, St. Paul's Episcopal
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Are We There Yet?
Note: I was scheduled to preach at the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Wednesday, March 6. Unfortunately, snow got in the way and classes were canceled. This is the sermon I had prepared for that day. I thought I would … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, BTSR, chapel, covenant, David, God, Isaiah 55, journey, lent, lenten season, seminary, wilderness
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Freedom From Expectations
I am giving up expectations for Lent. Lent means something very personal for me. Lent means for me the possibility of deepening my relationship with God as I reflect on the sacrifice that God made in the sacrifice of Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged character, expectations, family, freedom, friendships, giving up, God, handcuffed, hope, journey, lent, perseverance, practice, Romans, unattainable, unrealistic, wilderness, work
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A Prodigal Daughter?
21Then the son said to him, ‘Father, I have sinned against heaven and before you; I am no longer worthy to be called your son.’ Sunday’s lectionary scripture is about the Prodigal Son. (Luke 15:11b-32) I imagine this scripture has … Continue reading
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Tagged disappointment, father, forgiveness, guilt, lent, pain, prodigal son, shame
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Who Am I?
“Because you are precious in my sight, and honored, and I love you, I give people in return for you, nations in exchange for your life.” – Isaiah 43:4 So, “Who am I”? As we journey through Lent, that question … Continue reading
Peace in the cemetery and the wilderness
I went to the library today to do some reading and writing as I prepare to preach on Lent this weekend. In the “quiet study area” section, there was a woman who decided to use her cell phone and … Continue reading
