Sermon: December 19, 2021 – Advent IV-C – Luke 1: 46-55
For nearly two years, we have spent a lot more time apart than together, reading and watching rather than exchanging and interacting. That being the case, in planning for the 2021 Season of Advent, I looked forward to dealing with scriptures that had real-live embodied characters, rather than more conceptual or theological passages. I was particularly drawn to the two just-forming nuclear families: Elizabeth and Zechariah and their child-to-be, John; Mary and Joseph and their child-to-be, Jesus. What I didn’t …
