A Sermon for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 7:11-17 by William Klock Think of the worst day of your life. Maybe it was a day a long…
A Sermon for the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 10:23-37 by William Klock Our Gospel this morning is another familiar parable. And familiarity isn’t always a good thing. It…
A Sermon for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 18:9-14 by William Klock This week there was a meme going around social media. It was a photo of…
A Sermon for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 19:41-48 by William Klock Last Sunday, in our Gospel, St. Luke allowed us to follow along behind the scribes…
A Sermon for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 15:11-32 by William Klock Today’s parable of the prodigal son is a familiar one. We’ve all heard plenty of…
A Sermon for the Fifth Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 5:1-11 by William Klock This morning Luke introduces us to Simon Peter. In the previous Chapter Luke shows us Jesus…
A Sermon for the Third Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 15:1-10 by William Klock There’s something about sharing a meal that communicates fellowship. And so Jesus liked to eat with…
A Sermon for the Second Sunday after Trinity St. Luke 14:16-24 by William Klock At the beginning of Chapter 14, St. Luke tells us that one Sabbath Jesus was invited…
A Sermon for the Third Sunday in Lent Ephesians 5:1-14 & St. Luke 11:14-28 by William Klock In the ancient Church this Sunday marked the beginning of an intensive…
A Sermon for Sexagesima 2 Corinthians 11:19-31 & St. Luke 8:4-15 by William Klock The highest military honour that ancient Rome could bestow was the corona muralis, the “walled crown”. …