This is a sermon I gave last night at Michiana Covenant Presbyterian Church in Granger, Indiana. It was Pentecost, and although the Presbyterians generally don’t pay a lot of attention to the church year, I thought it would be appropriate to preach on Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit in John 14. When you look closely at what Jesus said, the coming of the Spirit has got some jaw dropping implications for us. I teased out some of these in this message.
Arthuriana: The Holy Grail and the Fisher King
A few months ago, Malcolm Guite published Galahad and the Grail, the first volume of a four volume epic poem on King Arthur. The poem is a tour de force, and the illustrations by my friend Stephen Crotts are a wonderful enhancement to the book. Add to that the high...
I’m constantly in John 14 to 17. Excellent sermon.
Thank you. I don’t think we pay enough attention to the incredible things Jesus teaches us in that passage.