“Trinity”
This Sunday is Trinity Sunday. One of the most anticipated Sundays for preachers across Christendom–anticipated with either fear and trembling or zeal and confidence. Considering only Trinity Sunday sermons, some…
This Sunday is Trinity Sunday. One of the most anticipated Sundays for preachers across Christendom–anticipated with either fear and trembling or zeal and confidence. Considering only Trinity Sunday sermons, some…
This coming Sunday is the Day of Pentecost. It is our annual celebration of the coming of the Holy Spirit, “like the rush of a violent wind filling the entire house…
Next Thursday, May 29, is the 39th day AFTER Easter Day or the 40th Day OF Easter. The 40th day of Easter is always a Thursday because Easter Day is always a…
I was attending an online Board meeting this week and participated in a form of Morning Devotions from “Daily Prayer for all Seasons,” a compilation of daily devotional services designed…
“He is not here, but has risen.” To the human heart those could be terrifying words. Not because it is a supernatural message that might evoke thoughts of the…
“Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God as something to…
I write this week from Camp McDowell in the heart of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. I am here this week for the Spring meeting of the House of Bishops. …
One element of my Lenten discipline is to choose a book for study. Usually, I look for a book that offers some insight to my life and vocation. Despite my…
I have been a bit overwhelmed of late by reading my social media feeds. It seems every hour I am notified that a new statement, article, witty comment, or profound…
Lent starts next week. Ash Wednesday is March 5th. The Collect for Ash Wednesday is one of my favorites. It is too bad we only use it liturgically once a…