I recently took a trip to Toronto, Canada to do research on Henri Nouwen. Nouwen was a Dutch Catholic priest who taught at Notre Dame, Yale Divinity School, and Harvard Divinity School. He wrote a number of books about Christian spirituality, leadership, and loss. He spent the last 10 years of his life living in L'Arche Daybreak. This is a community of disabled adults and their assistants where I went to stay for a couple of days. I wanted to understand how Henri's personal story impacted his ministry. I was surprised to learn a lot more about life, ministry, and myself on the trip. This sermon is my attempt to share this experience with my congregation.
Post-Election Sermon: Relationships in Disagreement
The Future of Our Church
The Book on the Shelf
Old Wrestling Injuries
Render Unto Caesar: Seek the Welfare of the City
Render Unto Caesar: The Politics of Jesus
Render Unto Caesar: Some Trust in Chariots
Render Unto Caesar: Two Kingdoms
Lift Dedication Sermon
Book of the Twelve: Malachi
Book of the Twelve: Zechariah
Book of the Twelve: Haggai
Book of the Twelve: Zephaniah
Book of the Twelve: Habakkuk
Book of the Twelve: Nahum
Raise the Roof: An Image of Intercessory Prayer
The Book of the Twelve: Micah
The Book of the Twelve: Jonah
The Book of the Twelve: Obadiah
The Book of the Twelve: Amos
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