The Puritans called their preaching "experimental" not because they were trying new things in the pulpit, but because they wanted to be tested and proven by the Word of God.
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Ending the Reign of Error
Last week the documentary “All Are Not Welcome” premiered. Many of you have watched it, and I’m grateful.
A film has to leave things out. In this case, more than an hour of conversation ended up on the cutting room floor. That conversation...
All Are Not Welcome
Today the Church Reform Initiative released “All Are Not Welcome: The Downfall of the Episcopal Church and How to Reform Her.” You can watch it free here:
I’m one of the voices in it, but it isn’t my story alone. It’s the story of faithful...
Why I object to the “witch show”
Over the weekend the Glebe House Museum staged its witch show at Woodbury’s Old Town Hall, across the street from my church. I have been asked, in good faith, why I object to it when the show itself looked harmless — docents in costume, tel...
Give Him the Fruits
Proper 22, Year A, Track 2
Psalm 80:7-14; Isaiah 5:1-7; Philippians 3:4b-14; Matthew 21:33-46
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This morning’s readings raise two questions that I would like to answer in this sermon.
The first...
Unfair Salvation
Proper 21, Year A, Track 2
Psalm 25:1-8; Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32; Philippians 2:1-13; Matthew 21:23-32
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We continue this week to examine the problem of the inherent unfairness of salvation.
You will recall that last week we dealt with...
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