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I just love this reading today; although, for many it leaves them scratching their heads – John the Baptist who knew Jesus from the womb, now does not know him? Some would say that John by this action is showing our human trait of doubt and confusion, thus many rationalize that “well, if John had…
Trinity XI; LK 8:9-14; 12 August 2018; Rev. Dennis Washburn, Ph.D
The parable of the Pharisee and tax-collector is about two men praying. Much can be said about Christian prayer. The main emphasis today is on the mental and spiritual attitudes for prayer- and by extension, about attitudes for all of life. Like the two sons in the Parable of the Prodigal Son two weeks ago,…

St. Simon and Jude Apostles Sermon Oct. 28 2018
Chapter XV of the Gospel of St. John begins with Jesus telling us that He is the True Vine and we the branches and He speaks of the purging of the branches, which bear fruit… and He continues that we are HIS FRIENDS if we do as He commands, – oh what a friend we…
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So often we get caught up in the moment, as we become too busy to really see what we see and really hear what we hear. The busyness of life pushes us more and more, until we are living for the purpose of simply keeping up, with all of the demands of this life. Sometimes…

Trinity 12 Sept 8th Sermon Fr. Michael Cawthon
Last week we spoke of the Righteous as they will become abased (made lowered) and of the humble who will be exhalted (RAISED)… We spoke of humbleness before God being not sure in anything that we do, but only in His Power and mercy. In the Collect this morning we acknowledge that God is “always…

