Monthly Archives: May 2020

There is a lot of talk about “reasonable” restrictions in light of Corona Virus: wearing masks, contact tracing, small group meetings, six foot of distance, etc. There are a lot of people who are responding by refusing to follow one … Continue reading →

There is a tiny little tradition, mostly ignored or unnoticed. But this year it packed a significant punch. It has to do with the announcement of the Gospel reading. There is a tradition that the Gospel is announced with the … Continue reading →

This week, we look at the Ascension of Jesus, answer the question “why doesn’t the church panic” (Hint: Jesus is in charge, so there’s no need) and also look at “why it is the church still insists on gathering together … Continue reading →

Matins in the home for this Sunday, which will be celebrated as Ascension Day at the Tri-point. (Ascension was actually on Thursday, but we’re moving it to Sunday so we can properly commemorate it during a church service.) Matins in … Continue reading →

Here is today’s sermon, for those who can not make it to church. The Old Testament reading happens near the end of Israel’s 40 years in the desert. They are finally on their way to enter the promised land. Then … Continue reading →

For those who can’t make it to church tomorrow, here is this week’s edition of Matins in the Home. Matins in the Home 2020-05-17

Here is yesterday’s sermon, for those who could not attend church in person. Jesus promises the Holy Spirit will “Take what is mine and declare it to you.” And adds “All that the Father has is mine.” So the Holy … Continue reading →

For those who can not make it to church this week, here is Matins in the Home for Cantate Sunday. Matins in the Home 2020-05-10

Jesus tells the disciples that they will be filled with sorrow. We know what that is like. There are times we are overcome with sorrow. But it’s important that we distinguish between worldly sorrow and and godly sorrow. Just as … Continue reading →

For those who can not make it to church, here is this Sunday’s Matins in the Home. There was only room for one hymn. You can either split it, or add another Easter hymn you might know. Matins in the … Continue reading →