Gabriel give Mary and Zechariah the equivalent of a neon sign to help them know what to do. For the rest of us, discernment is a fine spiritual art. – Go to this sermon’s page

Joseph's 'guiding star' came to him in dreams. What are your dreams teaching you? If our sleeping dreams aren't guiding us, maybe we can consciously dream God's dream and let that guide us. – Go to this sermon’s page

The beatitudes create a vision of a society grounded in relational gratitude rather than transactional gratitude. – Go to this sermon’s page

The Lord's Prayer doesn't seem to be a prayer of thanksgiving. Rather, it is a prayer for the reign of God, a prayer for the Jubilee Year, which all have enough and none are owed anything. It is a prayer to overthrow the patronage system and its cycle of owed gratitude. Around the table, gratitude is felt, not owed. – Go to this sermon’s page

Gratitude is both an emotional response and a moral choice and the story of Zacchaeus shows us the consequences of that moral choice: a transformed life that transforms the world. – Go to this sermon’s page

Our devotion to generosity doesn’t justify us with God; it is a natural response to being disciples of Jesus. – Go to this sermon’s page

Our fourth (and last) interview during our pledge campaign – Go to this sermon’s page

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