Sermon: September 11, 2022 – Jeremiah 32: 1-3, 6-15
The summer I was 21, I learned the value of praise that has been received from an unexpected source. In my first summer of student Ministry at Shaunavon SK, my … Read more
The summer I was 21, I learned the value of praise that has been received from an unexpected source. In my first summer of student Ministry at Shaunavon SK, my … Read more
In cultures where Biblical names are frequently used, Jeremiah is a common name. To my ear it’s got a very stately sound to it – I envision a Jeremiah standing … Read more
Today is week two of a brief four-week sermon series on Jeremiah, a prophet who had the unenviable task of delivering some of God’s harshest judgments on the people. In … Read more
Preached at Rundle Memorial United Church, Banff: I start today’s sermon with a trigger warning, and a promise. Some difficult things will get named at the start of the sermon… … Read more
A potter, working at a wheel. What a timeless, cross-cultural image that is. The oldest known pottery, found in China, is 20,000 years old, and by 6,000 years ago or … Read more