Mark 1:29-39
5th Sunday after Epiphany - Year B
February 05, 2012
The Rev. Dr. Judith M. McDaniel
(
TEC)
"Let us go...that I may proclaim the message...for that is what I came out to do," Jesus says to his followers. His is a loving summons; but at the same time, this call to join him on a journey is also a demand. For the message he is proclaiming is that the kingdom of God has come near with both cost and promise: The cost is repentance, and the promise is His presence with us then and now. God has come into our midst and remains both present and active.
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Luke 14:1,7-14
Proper 17 (22) - Year C
January 29, 2012
The Rev. Patricia Grace
(
TEC)
On one occasion when Jesus was going to a dinner party at the home of a leader of the Pharisees, they were watching him closely.
And Jesus was watching them pretty closely, right back.
Jesus was watching and waiting for an opportunity--the chance to turn the tables on them, as he often did. He was watching and waiting for an opening to teach them something...something about the upside-down, reverse-order of God's kingdom, compared to their own.
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Krista Tippett
Day1 host Peter Wallace talks with Krista Tippett about her award-winning public radio radio program, "On Being," and her experiences and spiritual background that make her such an effective communicator of faith today.
December 25, 2011
The Rev. John Philip Newell
(other)
On this Christmas Day, the Rev. Dr. John Philip Newell offers a powerful message of hope as we look to the Child of Peace, as did the shepherds and the Magi, so that we in turn can help bring peace to this world.
The Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock
(CC(DC))
We're honored to present this special Advent series by one of America's most beloved preachers, the Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock. In this audio sermon for the fourth Sunday in Advent, "God Is With Us," Dr. Craddock concludes his series with a powerful and moving look at the Nativity (Matthew 1:18-25).
December 18, 2011
The Rev. Dr. Kenneth Carter
(UMC)
On this final Sunday in Advent, the Rev. Dr. Ken Carter examines the important role that Mary, the mother of Jesus, plays in the story of our faith, and encourages us to listen for God's call to do extraordinary things.