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lectionary sermon 18 September 2016 on Luke 16:1-13 (Year C)
A Parable for Nations With a Murky Past (Like ours??) Whereas a saint might have the greatest difficulty with today’s parable, real life sinners might even admit a hint of secret relief that here at least there is some hope … Continue reading
Lectionary Sermon for 31 January 2016 (Epiphany 4) on Luke 4: 21-30
Today we find ourselves with a puzzle. We have Jesus, obviously an accepted and invited young preacher coming back to his own home patch, and more than that, we even hear that he had already been teaching in synagogues in … Continue reading
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