Sir, we wish to see Jesus
“Sir, we wish to see Jesus.” These words were spoken to the Apostle Philip by some Greeks that had come to worship. There were desirous of meeting J...
Author: Fr. Peter
But there will be a stench
Jesus said, “Take away the stone.” Martha, the sister of him who was dead, said to Him, “Lord, by this time there is a stench, for he has been...
Sermon: Into Jerusalem
As a child, I grew up watching news footage of vast military parades put on by the Communist government in Red Square in Moscow. The regiments of soldiers, goo...
Reclaiming Jesus: Taking Christianity Back
At some point in history, the Christian church decided that it was going to surrender its theology to the fringe, and by fringe, I do not just mean those on the...
Sermon: Deep in our Hearts
After the Israelites had been freed from their bondage, Moses led them out into the wilderness in search of the land of milk and honey. Along the way, God call...
Sermon: No Matter What
This past week I had the opportunity to work with the American Red Cross at a recovery assistance center. The center was a place for people, suffering from the ...
Sermon: The Words of my Mouth
May these words of my mouth and this meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer. NIV Let the words of my mouth and the medi...
I am compelled to speak
At least once a week I get a comment on a Facebook or Twitter post saying that as clergy I should not comment on political things as there is a separation of ch...
Sermon: God’s Loving Paths
It was not long ago that we were wishing each other a Merry Christmas and celebrating the birth of the Christ Child and now we have begun the season of L...
Prayer is a Verb
So here we are again, another mass shooting and more thoughts and prayers being sent all around. Now don’t get me wrong, thoughts and prayers are good I m...