Of course, we’re children! But whose?

Being a child is a universal experience. For most of us, who our parent is or parents are is pretty straightforward. It is interesting to see people who know our parent(s) pick us out as their child. We sometimes have physical similarities, similar ways of talking, moving, or other things “shared” with our parents. The point is, most of the time there is a resemblance between parent(s) and child.

Today’s sermon is considering what it means to be a child of God and what kinds of resemblances there might be between divine parent and human child. I’ll “bury the lede” by telling you right off, I think there is. What might some of these similarities or resemblances be? Give the sermon a listen and let me know if I identified them sufficiently for you.

There is only one sermon this week as Knox Presbyterian did not have a service this Sunday.

Also, there will probably not be a recorded sermon next week. I will not be in the pulpit but will be in northern Saskatchewan being a camp chaplain.

“Of course, we’re children! But whose?” St. Mark’s Presbyterian (to download, right-click and select “Save Link As . . .”)

Blessings,