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This sermon wonders if the words the Apostle Paul shared with Timothy could have been part of the moment the slaver John Newton moved from infidel and libertine to eventually become priest and give us the truth of
Amazing grace! how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me!
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Tags: Amazing Grace, Apostle Paul, blessing of God find you, Episcopal, epitaph, fool, Glorious things of thee are spoken, How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, Jesus, John Newton, man of violence, sermon, slaver, Thoughts Upon the Slave Trade, Willam Wilberforce, wretch
A sermon that hears Jesus proclaiming I came not to be served but to serve as a life giving epitaph with the a story bringing someone a cup of coffee
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Tags: Came to serve not be served, Episcopal, epitaph, Friendly Ice Cream, Friendly’s, gladden the hearts, graveyard, haste to be kind, high school reunion, James and John, Jesus, Life is short, quick to love, sermon, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey, think with the end in mind, tombstone, travel with us
A sermon the looks at the habit of “Begin with end in mind†will seeking the next rector.
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Tags: Be Proactive, Begin with the end in mind, Delighted, Episcopal, epitaph, Expected, Joseph, listening, live with integrity, Mary, post-it note Sunday, Presentation of Our Lord, Prophet Anna, Required, search for new rector, seek first to understand, sermon, Seven Habits, Simeon, Stephen Covey, well done good and faithful servant
Sermon for All Saints Sunday (All Saints Year A) preached in my role as Priest-in-Charge Christ Episcopal Church Middletown, New Jersey – Sunday, November 5, 2017. Julianna Rose Scotto Di Clemente was baptized after the completion of this sermon. This…
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Tags: All Hallows, All Saints, Baptismal Covenant, Beatitudes, do justice love kindness walk humbly with God, Episcopal, epitaph, funeral scripture, Halloween, Holy Baptism, Jesus, John the Baptist, Micah 6:8, sermon, St. Francis Xavier, Steven Covey, think with the end in mind