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The Communion of Saints

This Sunday, we will be celebrating All Saints Sunday. Martin Luther was fond of saying that Christians are simultaneously saints and sinners, which means they are both righteous and sinful at the same time. I think I experienced a glimpse of both feelings once when I...

The Freedom of Knowing the Difference

More than twenty years ago, our family brought home our very first dog—a little golden-retriever-looking puppy we named Maddie. Maddie loved to chase tennis balls. The only problem? When she had one in her mouth, she always wanted the other one lying on the floor....

The Final Command

When Russian comedian, Yakov Smirnoff first moved to America, he was amazed at the variety of instant products he could buy in the store.  There’s powdered milk: just add water and you have milk.  There’s powdered orange juice: just add water and you have orange...

How Should We View the Bible?

Many years ago, there was a television show called To Tell the Truth.Three contestants each claimed to be a remarkable person who had done something extraordinary. Only one was genuine; the other two were imposters. A panel of celebrities asked questions and tried to...

God’s Movement in the World

Once when Albert Einstein was riding a train the conductor stopped to punch his ticket. The great scientist began rummaging through his pockets, checking his briefcase and looking all around him somewhat bewildered. He could not find his ticket.  “That’s okay,” the...

Why Jesus Had to Die

Suppose you go into a store as a kid, and you break an expensive vase. What do you do now?  Wouldn’t someone need to pay for it? Have you ever messed up in a big way and had someone else cover for you? If a child breaks a vase in a store, someone will need to pay the...

Will Justice Prevail?

Have you ever been at a game where an official made a blatantly unjust call? If you were on the losing end of the call, chances are you and those on your team were not happy campers. Years ago, Peter Falk played in the TV show Columbo. Even though he had a glass eye...

Sin, What is it and Why it Hurts

A desert nomad awakened in the middle of the night and began eating dates from a bowl beside his bed. He took a bite from one and saw a worm in it, so he threw it out of the tent. He picked up a second date and took a bite out of it and found another worm. He threw...

Face to Face: Seeing God in Jesus

Rooted and Real: The Core of the Christian Faith This Sunday (Sept. 7), we begin a new series called Rooted & Real: The Core of the Christian Faith. In a world of shifting ideas, what must we truly believe to be followers of Jesus?  Over the next 7 weeks, we’ll...

Roadside Hospitality

This Sunday we walk the road to Emmaus with two disciples whose hopes have been crushed — and we discover how the risen Jesus meets us most fully at the table. In Luke 24:13–35 we’ll see that it is the ordinary act of hospitality — inviting a stranger in, sharing a...

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