Recently I came across a tradition at the prestigious University of MIT. MIT is known for academic excellence and has trained some of our nation’s brightest minds in math and sciences. Yet this renowned institution has a long-standing requirement that […]
We started our Epiphany series with Jesus’ Baptism and God declaring, “This is my Son, the Beloved, with whom I am well pleased.” We explored all our senses through these reveling accounts of God’s glory made real through Jesus. Today we will hear echoes of […]
Unless you close your eyes, you see constantly, without effort. Hearing is the same, sound simply
comes and you process it. Smell is automatic too; it comes by simply breathing. But taste takes
action on your part. You must purchase or prepare your food; you must lift […]
So far in our Epiphany sermon series, as we engage with scripture on a human, bodily level through our
senses, we have explored touch through Jesus’ baptism, the sense of sight as John the Baptist helps the
disciples to see Jesus as the Lamb of God, and […]