Archives of Sermons Preached at St. Mark's


2019 Sermon
1/20/2019 A Service for January 20, 2019
​1/13/2019 Love Letters
​1/6/2019 Star Voyage
2018 Sermons
12/30/2018 Santa Krampus
​12/24/2018 Christmas 2018
​12/9/2018 Note Well!
12/2/2018  Advent Wreath
​11/25/2018 The Procurator and the Peasant
​11/18/2018 Rapture
​11/11/2018 Subversive
​11/4/2018 All Saints and All Souls Sunday
​10/28/2018 You Can Observe a Lot By Watching
​10/21/2018 With Friends Like Job's
​10/7/2018 Night Sky
9/30/2018 Show & Tell, Again
​9/16/2018 Don't Confuse Me With The Facts!
​9/9/2018 The Gospel According to Fred
​9/2/2018 Compassion Rules
8/19/2018 Practically Wise
8/12/2018 Doing An Imitation
8/5/2018  Short and Simple
​7/29/2018 It Was a Real Picnic!
7/22/2018 Did They Really Mean It?
6/24/2018 Tables
​6/17/2018 It Starts Small
​6/10/2018 Kin
6/3/2018 Green Time
5/27/2018 Show and Tell
​5/20/2018 Red-Letter Day
​5/6/2018  My Favorite Metaphor
4/29/2018 Three Strikes
​4/22/2018 Life Before Death
​4/8/2018  See For Yourself
4/1/2018   Easter Sermon
3/18/2018  By Heart
​3/11/2018   The Revised Condensed Version
3/4/2018   Gentle, Meek, and Mild?
​2/25/2018  Just Keep Following!
​2/18/2018  A Gray Season
​2/11/2018   Safe?
2/4/2018   The Code of the Mother-in-Law
​1/28/2018   Where's God?
1/21/2018    The Rabbi's Sister
2017 Sermons
12/31/2017   A Really Real Baby
12/24/2017  Icon
​12/17/2017   Christmas as a Subversive Activity
12/10/2017   That's My Story
12/3/2017     Astronaut
​11/26/2017   Three Stories
11/19/2017    Judgment Night
​11/12/2017    Ready Or Not
11/5/2017     All Those Names...
​10/29/2017  Side Effects
​10/15/2017   Seven Reasons
​10/8/2017    Sorry?
10/1/2017     Can a Nerd Just Do It?
9/24/2017    A Whale of a Tale
9/17/2017     Loopholes
9/10/2017     Prime Numbers
9/3/2017      On Holy Ground
8/27/2017     I Like Jello, BUT...
8/20/2017     Just One Line
8/13/2017      It's All About the Hands
8/6/2017       Voices
​7/30/2017     Tall Friends and Short Stories
​6/25/2017    Serving Tea to My Dragons
6/18/2017      Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Seuss