Taking Off Our Blindfolds
This children’s sermon was written to accompany a sermon based on Luke 16: 19-31, the story Jesus tells the Pharisees about Lazarus, the poor man covered with sores who stays outside the rich man’s gate, hoping to eat the crumbs off his table, and what...
Seeing Is Believing – Doubts and Thomas
This children’s sermon was written to accompany a sermon about seeing God around us. The senior minister asked me to talk about how it’s hard to trust what we cannot see. This particular Sunday, the children remembered the story about Thomas and his...
Saying Yes to What Scares You- What’s the Worst That Could Happen?
I found out the answer to that question at 1:48 am on Sunday morning. It’s kind of hilarious now, but it absolutely wasn’t then. But more about that later… Earlier this year something extra weird happened in my neighborhood that has become the theme...
Call Me Morticia, But I Think I’ve Discovered a Dark Secret to Happiness!
Lately I’ve been feeling a bit down in the dumps. If you’re my Facebook friend, you may attribute this to the lovely porta potty in my driveway or the mud pit state of my front yard since the deluge of rain began a few days ago or the fact that a team of...
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