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This sermon is the concluding part of a four week look at how God uses the least likely people to do God’s work as I muse on how the stories of the Apostles Peter and Paul offer a revelation as to how much God loves us in the cry “I wish I’d paid attention better to God’s holy invitations”
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Tags: Apostle Paul, Apostle Peter, believe, Episcopal, fish and nets, for I am a sinful man, God uses least likely people, I can do it myself, I must decrease that he might increase, I wish I’d paid attention better to God’s holy invitations, individualism, Jesus, John the Baptist, Listen to Him, listening, Living the Beatitudes Today, Peter denies Jesus three times, Peter remonstrates Jesus, sermon, Sermon on the Mount, the Resurrected Christ restores Peter, The Transfiguration, total need for God, two ears one mouth, untimely born, We belong to one another, wedding Cana of Galilee, where I set my heart, Yellow Pad Discipline
This sermon ponders how integrity is passed on from generation to generation as we remember that children learn what they live.
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Tags: all have value, all have worth, Chattel, children, Episcopal, essence of integrity, Generation to Generation, integrity in Psalm 26, integrity in the heart, Jesus, Jesus and divorce, Job’s integrity, listen carefully to Jesus, sermon, set of principles, Shalom, two ears one mouth, what guides you lives in your heart
A sermon that explores the tension found in the voices of order and prophecy as we strive to deeply listen to God’s invitation to live and love like Jesus, in the power of the Holy Spirit, to help others to do the same.
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Tags: Chronos time, D-Day landings, David Bread of Presence, Deep Church, Discipleship, Eli and Samuel, Episcopal, hearing God through one another, Invitation, Jesus, Jesus clearly shared love, just enough order so as not to suffocate, Kairos time, listening, Middle Way, military, obedience, obedire, Prophet Samuel, Saving Private Ryan, sermon, Sharing love, Spirit of Order, Spirit of Prophecy, tension, two ears one mouth
A sermon celebrates how the psalms offer clarity when contemplating our response to God’s holy invitation to live and love like Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit as we struggle with the dualistic messages pushed by the world.
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Tags: breath prayer, contemplative life, discernment, Doctor of Ministry, Episcopal, holy invitation, Journey through psalms, listening, non-dual practice, Psalm 112, Psalm 121, Psalm 130, Psalm 19:13, Psalm 28:8, Psalm 51, sermon, two ears one mouth, WCT.coach, Yellow Pad Discipline
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