Monthly Archives: March 2010
Lots of worship to plan and bulletins to do…
But I am thinking about vision. Our church needs a gathering of elders to seek God’s direction for our church. We need to prayerfully spend time in the Word, prayerfully fellowship together, and prayerfully listen. What does God want to … Continue reading
He set His face towards Jerusalem…
Facing certain death on our behalf, Jesus went to die. it was no accident. It was no mistake. No saying, “Imagine what would have happened had he not been killed.” it was not God’s intention for Jesus to do anything … Continue reading
Off for a bit
Two funerals – one family, one parish – and a tough week results in a little time off. Pastor Barry Bence will preach tomorrow. I am headed for some rest.
The lost boys and girls
Two boys who don’t understand their father’s love. That’s our reading from Luke’s telling of Jesus’ story this Sunday. Neither son understands – although one comes to see it through hardship and pain. A place is always set at the … Continue reading
The fruit of repentance
The Bible reading for Sunday has Jesus telling a parable of a dead looking tree, and the owner looking for fruit. “Shall we cut it down?” “No, leave it, fertilize it, give it another year, and see what happens.” Always, … Continue reading