I absolutely love this passage from Philippians. Many scholars have argued that it is actually a very early Christian hymn…or maybe even an early Christian creedal statement. It is powerful. And it is a perfect map for the journey of Holy Week. In the…
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March 21, 2021 Several years ago, my family and I walked around a boarded-up area of St. Louis that had become a flashpoint for clashes between police and protestors after the death of Michael Brown, a young unarmed black man shot by police in…
Homily for Fourth Sunday in Lent 14 March, 2021 Numbers 21:4-9 Ephesians 2:1-10 John 3:14-21 Psalm 107:1-3,17-22 It’s been….. one…long…. year! Pandemic, economic uncertainty…
Holy Week is the most sacred time in the Church calendar; it follows the outline of the last week of Jesus’ life, culminating in his death and resurrection. This year Holy Week begins on March 28 and ends with the Easter Vigil on April…
Let’s talk about that Gospel Reading… For a lot of folks, this is an uncomfortable depiction of Jesus. Angry Jesus. Outburst and even violent Jesus. While this story is in all four Gospels…only in John does Jesus make a whip and flip over tables…
St. Martin’s Davis 10:00 AM Service (via Zoom) The Ven. Margaret M. Grayden Lent 2B—“Choosing Hope in a Time of Lament” February 28, 2021 As we near the first anniversary of the pandemic and the sudden and dramatic changes it brought to our lives,…
