Isaiah 25:6-9
Easter - Year B
April 08, 2012
The Rev. William Carter
(
PCUSA)
Easter is a day of celebration. The church sings alleluias after a quiet season of Lent. People dress in new clothing in springtime colors. Children and a few sneaky parents consume a lot of chocolate. And many, many people gather around full tables.
On Easter day, Isaiah's ancient poem begs the question, "What's for dinner?"
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Matthew 25:31-46
Reign of Christ - 23rd Sunday after Pentecost - Year A
November 20, 2011
Greg Garrett
(
TEC)
Like me, like his older brother Jake, my son Chandler is a huge fan of the late Douglas Adams' The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Universe, a comic science fiction novel about the end of the world, other intelligent life in the universe, and ultimate answers, and a few weeks ago we were listening to Stephen Fry read the chapters where the book actually provides-thanks to the universe's most powerful computer, Deep Thought-the Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.
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The Rev. John Gunn
(other)
The Rev. John R. Gunn writes, "Even the shadow of death has its Sun; therefore, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil. The prophet Isaiah declared, 'We all do fade as a leaf.' Yes, but the fading leaves of autumn, live again in the green leaves of spring and like the leaves, we do but fade and die to live again.
The Rev. John Gunn
(other)
You do not like to think of death, do you? You'd like to put it out of your mind. Often the very thought of it startles you, yet the Bible never speaks of death as startling. In this episode of Be Still and Know, The Rev. John R. Gunn reminds us that, "Neither God nor nature is ever startled by death. In nature, all death is birth."
The Rev. John Gunn
(other)
We live in a world that is continuously passing away. In this episode of Be Still and Know The Rev. John R. Gunn states, "There is nothing more pathetic than the thought of generations coming and going while the scenes admist which they play their brief part remain the same."
The Rev. John Gunn
(other)
This episode of Be Still and Know discusses that which lies beyond the seeming end of human life. As The Rev. John R. Gunn writes, "We live in a universe that is a house of many mansions. What we see of it is but a small part of what there is to see."