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Monthly Archives: May 2017
A city of idols
Easter 6 Acts 17:16-31 Paul, standing in the middle of Athens, notices that the city is full of idols; which is about as profound an observation as saying that you went into a bar and noticed a lot of people … Continue reading
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Who do you want for a pastor?
Recently, my wife and I have been hooked on a BBC drama called Father Brown which ran for several years, and is now on Netflix. The series is based off of short stories of the same name by GK Chesterton. … Continue reading
A word to the Shepherds
Circuit 13 & 15 Joint Winkel – St. John 10:1-10 In my fourth year of seminary, Dr. Warneck, gave us his infamous handout the first day of his Pastoral Theology class, which probably totaled half a ream of paper; nearly … Continue reading
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Just do it
First Lutheran Church Plainville, Kansas Peace Lutheran Church Natoma, Kansas May, 2017 At any given time, I have a variety of writing projects that I am working on. Some of these have deadlines that have to be met; others have … Continue reading
