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Monthly Archives: March 2012
I shall not want. I have all that I need…
It’s been said that the 23rd Psalm is the Mona Lisa of Psalms. Perhaps you can recite it from memory. We did that as a congregation yesterday, and it seemed that despite the difference in our ages across the pews, … Continue reading
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Living in the Light
The fourth Sunday in Lent can find us feeling bogged down in the middle of an intense time of year in the church. How much longer must we wait — how much more deeply must we go — until the … Continue reading
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Why is it we have so much trouble with that word? Before 9:00 worship began yesterday, people in our Praise Chorus were fussing that Obedience was the sermon title. Our Tech Crew person running the PowerPoint decided to delete the … Continue reading
In the blink of an eye …
It began as a tough week with the shootings at Chardon High School. Three students dead. A community in shock and grief. Friday evening tornadoes ripped through parts of southern Indiana and Kentucky. Many are dead. Many more have … Continue reading
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