Sermons

Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost, August 23

Who do you say that I am?” That’s what Jesus asked his disciples. Those words are for us as well. How we answer that question determines not only what we believe but also how we will live.

Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost, August 16

Joseph, who was sold by his brothers to a caravan as a youth, encounters his brothers decades later in Egypt. He is no longer a boy, but a man with incredible governmental authority. The brothers and Joseph meet this moment very differently, based on how they dealt with the incident of Joseph’s being sold into slavery decades earlier.

Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost, August 9

On this weekend when we elect a new bishop for our diocese, it is worth taking a Sunday to consider what the church does and why.

Tenth Sunday After Pentecost, August 2

This iconic story of Jacob grappling with a stranger all through the night is a beautiful story that tells us about the character of the spiritual journey.