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Easter Dinner

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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A Different Kind of Dream

Mark 9:2-10

Transfiguration Sunday - Year B

February 19, 2012

The Rev. Dr. Mike Graves (CC(DC))

Without a doubt, one of the most fascinating books I've read in recent years is a little book called Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman. Einstein's Dreams is a piece of fiction based in part on the life of Albert Einstein. The story goes something like this: The year is 1905, and Einstein is working in a patent office in Berne, Switzerland. He is a young man, who in his spare time is toiling over the theory of relativity, the theory of how time works and orders our world. That's what most of us do for a hobby, I'm sure. Anyway, as he toils, Einstein begins to have a series of dreams, each one a different way that time might flow. There are thirty dreams in all, each one a radically different way of looking at the world we know.

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Other Recent Content About Resurrection

October 02, 2011

How Do We Get to Holy?

The Rev. Stephen McKinney-Whitaker (PCUSA)

In light of Paul's teaching in Philippians, the Rev. Stephen McKinney-Whitaker explores the question, how do we get to holy? And discovers we may already be there.

April 24, 2011

Beyond Bunnies and Jelly Beans

The Rev. Pam Driesell (PCUSA)

In her Easter message based on John 20, the Rev. Pam Driesell says, "Easter is not a promise that your business or family or the church or the world will be 'like it used to be,' or even that your pulse will go on beating forever. It is a promise that the power that gave you a pulse will never, ever abandon you."

April 10, 2011

The Road to Easter Runs Through a Cemetery

The Rev. Dr. Wiley Stephens (UMC)

The story of Jesus' raising of his friend Lazarus from death (John 11) illustrates that what appears to be an ending can in fact be a beginning--a truth that can give us hope amidst our grief.

April 04, 2010

Resurrection Biscuits

The Rev. Susan Sparks (ABCUSA)

As we celebrate Easter, the Rev. Susan Sparks reminds us that life without the resurrection of Christ can be heavy and flat--it's the missing key ingredient many of us are missing.

The Rev. Dr. Thomas Lane Butts - (Part 2) Day1 Conversation with Peter Wallace

The Rev. Dr. Thomas Lane Butts (UMC)

In this segment the Rev. Dr. Thomas Lane Butts discusses his recollection of the civil rights era including being part of the march on Selma, Alabama. Rev. Butts discusses how far the world has come since that time and how far we have left to go.

Wanted: Entrepreneurs (Part 1) - Rev. Dr. Samuel Massey - Day1 Sermon Reflections

The Rev. Dr. Samuel Massey (PCUSA)

We need to determine God's call to us to find opportunities in times of crisis - The Rev. Dr. Samuel Massey

April 25, 2009

Encountering Jesus

Kimberly Knight (UCC)

The fundamental record around which the Christian universe spins is the experience of finding the tomb empty and encountering the risen Christ in our midst. How do we begin to understand what it means to encounter the risen Christ and why is it so hard to recognize him when he is in our midst?

April 12, 2009

Deadly Things

The Rev. Dr. Scott Black Johnston (PCUSA)

The Rev. Dr. Scott Black Johnston, senior pastor of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York, NY, presents an inspiring Easter message that explores the ramifications of Christ's resurrection in our lives.

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