Sermons from April 2026

The book I’ve been reading for fun this week is called Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy by one of my favorite non-fiction science authors, Mary Roach, in case anyone else was interested in reading about scientific attempts to re-create various parts of the human body. To my surprise, in her first chapter, she spent a few paragraphs talking about the…

Despite the fact that there is a TV show where this happens, supposedly, most people that I know have not gotten married at 1st sight. I know there are many reasons why people might do that, including arranged marriages, but for those of us who spent time getting to know our spouses before heading to the altar, we know that building trust takes time. For anyone who…

As I mentioned earlier in the week, due to on-going war in the region, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem has been closed, not only to the public, but also to clergy. As the historical and religious site said to house the last four Stations of the Cross, including the sites of Jesus’ crucifixion, burial, and resurrection, this has been devastating to the…