Hello Friends!

We’re back, with a brand new sermon to boot!  Most churches celebrated All Saints’ Day on Nov. 5th (transferred from Nov. 1st).  I chose not to do that, I am not big into transferring feasts, but in talking with colleagues, it seems that I am one of the few who opted out of All Saints’.  Oh well.  Because of All Saints’ this part of Matthew is not often heard in the pews, but it is a very important narrative and one that is very relevant to present times.

Matthew 23:1-12

Sermon, Proper 26, Year A, Nov. 5, 2017

To borrow a phrase (screen shot) from one of my favorite new TV shows, “The Good Place”

(credit to spoliertv.com)

Thanks for stopping by!

Rev. Lauren