Sermons on “Luke”
Palm Sunday: The Process of Forgiveness
Father Jeremy Miller: “The cross does not say that pain and suffering go away. The cross promises to neutralize the pain, put it on God’s terms.”
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The Parable of the Lost
Father Jeremy Miller: Let’s seek wherever we find ourselves and see ourselves in the parable, that we will run toward the embrace of our heavenly Father.
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The Burning Bush
Father Jeremy Miller: Let’s give God the oxygen and the wood that he needs in order to set the flame of our hearts on fire.
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Journey up the Mountain
Father Jeremy Miller: Embrace the arduous path of going up the mountain. We also do not go up that mountain alone. Jesus goes with us and gives us the necessary tools to do it.
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The War
Deacon Justin Moor: Is the Gospel just something that happened to someone else in a faraway place that doesn’t seem relevant to our lives here today?
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Living a Double Life
Father Philip Smith: “We all do that in certain moments in our life, don’t we? We’re two different people in two different situations, because we want to fit in, make certain people happy, gain a certain type of advantage. We don’t also be ourselves. Jesus was challenging his disciples today to know who they were and to be that person always, to be that person consistently.”
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For the Human Good
Father Jeremy Miller: “If you enjoy doing good, does that make you less good? No, it makes you human.”
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Looking through the Lens of Love
Deacon Justin Moor: With this being World Marriage Week, with World Marriage Day being today, and St. Valentine’s Day being just a day away, let’s try looking at these woes Jesus spoke of through the lens of love and from the perspective of the one who is love.
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From Awe to Action
Father Jeremy Miller: Once we have this awe-filled moment with God, how do we translate it into action?
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Riding a roller coaster of emotions
Father Jeremy Miller:Jesus calls us to ideals and makes demands of us that we’re not always ready to do. Let’s allow ourselves to ride an emotional roller coaster.
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