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Forgive and Remember

A sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian Church in Boise, Idaho May  29, 2016 2 Corinthians 2:1-10 For all the talk about forgiveness in our culture, I don’t think we’re primarily a forgiveness culture. I think we are an “eye for an eye” culture. We may speak superficially of forgiveness. In practice, though, I see more…

May 29, 2016 in 2 Corinthians 2:1-10, forgiveness, Rachel Held Evans, Uncategorized.

Empowered to Console

A sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian Church in Boise, Idaho May 22, 2016 2 Corinthians 1:1-11 Last week, on Pentecost, we spoke of how God empowers our gifts; of how our gifts become more than they are when the Holy Spirit moves among us and inspires us. That same “empower” word is in the Greek…

May 22, 2016 in "nones", 2 Corinthians 1, Apostle Paul, comfort, community, Sermon, Uncategorized.

Time is on my side

I read an interesting article in the Sunday NY Times. The Busy Person’s Lies. According to a recent Gallup poll,  61 percent of working Americans don’t feel they have enough time to do what they wanted to do. I commend the article. The author logged how she spent her time for a year, which used 18…

May 16, 2016 in fitness, health, Reflection, reflection, the Lab, Time, Uncategorized, women's health.

Pentecost Power Up

A Pentecost sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian in Boise, Idaho May 14, 2016 Acts 2:1-21 1 Corinthians 12:1-13 Pentecost is the birth day of the church, the day the Holy Spirit showed up to a room full of followers and breathed God’s own breath on them, as if it were a mighty wind or a…

May 14, 2016 in 1 Cor 12, Acts 2:1-21, Holy Spirit, Jan Richardson, Pentecost, Uncategorized.

Beauty in the In Between Time

A sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian in Boise May 8, 2016 1 Cor 15:1-26, 51-58 As Ruth mentioned last week, the church in Corinth had some struggles. Some different ways of interpreting things that were leading to division. Paul called them to love. Paul reminded them that nothing else mattered if they couldn’t remember to…

May 8, 2016 in I Corinthians 15, Mother's Day, Narrative Lectionary, resurrection, Sermon, Uncategorized.

Voice and Shadow

I’ve been doing some good and hard work in counseling ever since I got my original birth certificate and found my birth family a few years ago. One of my recent discoveries is that I have a Voice in my head that tells me things. The Voice isn’t new. It’s been with me for awhile.…

May 4, 2016 in adoption, birth family, health, hiking, Reflection, reflection, Uncategorized, women's health.

Always Come Back Home

Graduation season is upon us. We’ll be recognizing graduating seniors in worship on Sunday. I don’t even have a kid graduating this year, and I’m already fretting about how in the world I will be able to pray over these kids without weeping. I have thought back to when Alden graduated. Here’s a post I…

May 2, 2016 in graduation, jason mraz, parenting, Reflection, reflection, Uncategorized.

I Was Dreaming When I Wrote This…

A sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian Church in Boise, Idaho April 24, 2016 Acts 11:1-18 John 13:31-35 The musician Prince passed away this week at the age of 57. I know there are lots of other people in the world, in our own community, who died that day and who won’t be getting non stop…

April 24, 2016 in Acts 11, church unity, community, John 13, PCUSA, Prince, Sermon, Uncategorized, Unity.

World Turned Upside Down

A sermon preached at Southminster Presbyterian Church in Boise, Idaho April 17, 2016 Acts 17:1-9 1 Thessalonians 1 Darleen G. gave me a book that I have shared with many of my clergy friends. It is a mildly irreverent paraphrase of the bible by Mark Russell called, “God is Disappointed in You”, and he condenses…

April 17, 2016 in Acts 17, Hamilton, Pope Francis, Sermon, Uncategorized, World Turned Upside Down.

Reconsidering Mother’s Day

I’ve had a conflicted relationship with Mother’s Day since 1989. Before then, it was the day I made my mom a card and bought her some plants for the garden. It was a good day. Church, lunch, time with family. My family adopted me as an infant, and I grew up thankful for my family,…

April 5, 2016 in adoption, birth family, Mother's Day, Reflection, reflection, Uncategorized.

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