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Pentecost!
ByBarryJust to clear things up from the get-go, there is only one sermon below because today was a joint service with the folks from St. Mark’s Presbyterian joining up with Knox Presbyterian congregation to celebrate the Knox Sunday School year. It seems especially appropriate to have a joint service on Pentecost Sunday so I was…
He came to do what?
ByBarryI didn’t think this was going to turn into a sermon on humility but it did. I often don’t know exactly where a particular text or group of texts are going to take us. If this makes it sound like I don’t know what I’m doing you are partly correct. I know what I am…
Presents and a New Year!
ByBarryIt is a new year, or I suppose it should be written New Year, but capital letters or not it is very much a new year. Two thousand and fourteen, twenty-fourteen, 2014, no matter how I write it, it just seems weird. I’m not sure why 2014 seems weird in a way that 2013 didn’t…
Fourth Sunday After Pentecost – July 6, 2025 Proper 9 (14)
ByBarryThis week’s service is in person at St. Mark’s Presbyterian and online, link below. Don’t forget our NEW time of 9:30 AM. Click this link to join the Zoom service on Sundays at 9:30 AM Moose Jaw time (which is CST year-round) Scripture Click any of the scripture references below to be taken directly to…
What good is being a prophet or having visions?
ByBarryI believe this sermon sees a first for me. I don’t think I’ll go back to check but I’m pretty sure this is the first time I have ever begun a sermon with, “So.” But I stand by the opening–and will be very happy if anyone has anything to say about the opening for good…
The First Sunday of Advent
ByBarryThe First Sunday of Advent is the Sunday of hope. Hope is one of those things we sometimes forget about but is vital to our well-being. The sermon asks the question is there always hope? The answer is a resounding Yes! But it may not be exactly what we are looking at. Our texts direct…