Category Archives: preaching
On the upper room, peace, and scars
Very interesting message this past week from the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, Bishop of Texas (Episcopal). Now, having participated (on the losing side) in some minor ways in the recent wars of the Episcopal Church, I am not automatically … Continue reading
On the closing of The Church of the Redeemer
“My place in Redeemer & vice versa, ”compare and contrast “ with life in general and personal history, with particular emphasis on the themes of plans and expectation (see subtext “Judas”)…” OK, yesterday eve (well, late afternoon!) when I finally … Continue reading
An introduction to Thoughts of The Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal (Houston)
By way of explanation, I have alluded to my coming to the Anglican Communion in the form of the Episcopal Church. The parish was “Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal”, which has had a widely reported existence over the last 40+ … Continue reading
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From a Voice of Christmas Past
As my life has taken on many changes, I have found myself talking with other people whose experience of this Christmas is less than idyllic. No Hallmark Card photographs here. In those conversations, I have thought about a piece I … Continue reading
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More on damnation v. universal salvation
Since I first wrote this post on the doctrine of damnation, and why it seems to me inescapable, I’ve stumbled upon a number of other conversations on the subject, with many voices from the universal salvation perspective. Continue reading
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