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Christ the King Sunday, John 18:33-37. Who do we worship? Why? Do we need or want a king? Who is Christ for? This sermon is dedicated to Elle Dowd and Rosalind Chesson.
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I left the intro in this recording, even though I normally do not. For Reformation Day, we did some activities instead of a sermon. Click here to read all about it. To study the Bible through activity instead of or in addition to listening, you can check out Open Heart faith gathering. If you are comfortable in church 100% of the time, then someone else is uncomfortable 100% of the time. Being in true, mutual community, means we make room for different ways of doing faith and take turns, without judgement.
I used the normal themes for All Saints Day, and preached about my late Father. How does the faith of our ancestors give us clues about sharing our faith with those who come after us? What happens when we become the ancestors? The text used was Mark 12:28-34; yes, I know that is technically not the All Saints Day text, but it worked. Enjoy! Feel free to comment with a story of someone who taught you about faith.
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