For You

December 24, 2022
          The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.  We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full…

The Light Rises

November 20, 2022
God’s Word concludes with a beginning.  It seems fitting to conclude our time with Luke, to conclude this liturgical year, with words from the beginning of Luke’s telling of the…

Not Our Power

September 18, 2022
It doesn’t exactly feel as if my demons have submitted yet, but maybe they just want me to think they haven’t.  The truth is they’re done.  They’ve lost.  They aren’t…

Not What You Know but . . .

February 13, 2022
Between what we last heard from Luke and what we just heard, Jesus has performed additional healings, called additional disciples, and established that he is the Lord of the Sabbath:…

Yes, We Can!

October 17, 2021
It takes a long time, in most cases, for the Word of God to sink into a person’s heart.  It has for me!  There’s so much there, already!  Certainly, we…

That Can’t Be Right!

September 12, 2021
Have you thought about how many miles Jesus walked?  He walks almost as far as Ethel Cloudt, who’s logged about 230 miles so far this year.  This going out is…

The Hem of His Garment

August 8, 2021
Jesus has just fed five thousand, and when the boat lands back on the other side of the Sea of Galilee, not far from Capernaum, in Gennesaret, another five thousand…

Liked to Listen

July 25, 2021
God’s Word of hope is persistent, dogged; it can’t be stopped, silenced, or driven out.  That doesn’t mean the powerful of the earth will not try to eradicate this holy…
          Some young people leave home and never look back.  Once you leave, you can’t go back because home isn’t there anymore.  My family and I…