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The readings for Sunday, December 7, 2025:
First Reading: Isaiah 11:1-10
Psalm: Psalm 72:1-7, 18-19
Second Reading: Romans 15:4-13
Gospel: Matthew 3:1-12
Today's Gospel continues with the Advent theme of watching, waiting, and listening for the call. Today it's John the Baptist who tells us of what's to come.
Many of John's listeners in ...
Before we get too far away from last Sunday, the firs Sunday in Advent, let me link to the recording of my sermon for November 30. You can read the manuscript href="https://liberationtheologylutheran.blogspot.com/2025/11/sermon-for-sunday-november-30-2025.html" targe...
Here we are, World AIDS Day, in yet another year of our no-longer-new pandemic (COVID 19), a disease that's much easier to contract than AIDS, a disease that like AIDS preys on the more vulnerable in our society.
Maybe all diseases target the more vulnerable. And our epidemiologist friends would remind us that diseases don't have emotions or calculations. Di...
November 30, 2025
By Kristin Berkey-Abbott
Matthew 24: 36-44
When I arrived at church this morning, I felt my shoulders release, going from a usual “hunched to my ears” kind of position to a more relaxed state. I felt my brain relax too, as I looked at the Advent wreath and the Chrismon tree with its beautiful lights. Christmas at last!...
Here I sit, at the kitchen table of the big, ramshackle house at Lutheridge, the church camp where my family has always had our holiday festivities (well, since 1992 or so), the house where we’ve assembled for at least 20 years. It was at this table, on the Saturday of Thanksgiving week-end in 2022, where I first assembled the log cabin patch out of scraps, and I’v...
