Tag: ignorance

• Why Do They … ?

  

  Today in class, which was on Islam, one of my students said I have a question. Why do they always have to have their own stores? … Like, when you are in Meijer, and you see someone who look like Muslims buying lots and lots of soda, are they taking that back to their own […]

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  January 16, 2020

  Thinking Out Loud

  dismay, ignorance, illogic, Islam, racism, soda pop, teaching

• Fourth Sunday of Easter

  

  The class after worship had agreed to consider the topic of sin this morning. What is it? What do Christians believe about it? That kind of thing. As providence would have it, our pastor had the task of leading the discussion. He thought it would be a good idea to look at Genesis 1 – […]

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  May 12, 2019

  A Month of Sundays

  authority, Genesis 3, ignorance, Mom, sin

• Trinity Sunday

  

  This is a sermon for Trinity Sunday; the text is Romans 8:1-4, 12-17, with a nod to Psalm 34; more or less as preached at Corydon Presbyterian Church this morning. Today is Trinity Sunday, when we are encouraged to think about what might be the most difficult thing we ever try to think about as […]

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  May 27, 2018

  Sermons

  fear, fearlessness, freedom, God, ignorance, Psalm 34, Romans, Romans 8:12-17, Sermons, Trinity