sermons and notes posted on this blog are not necessarily what came out of my mouth during the services,
but they'll offer a sense my dance with the Holy Spirit while preparing to preach

Sunday, May 4, 2014

the holy guest becomes our host, and as hosts we see that we’re guests

Don't the best appetizers complement the full meal to come? 

Fruitful sparks can lead to a blazing fire when set within ready kindling. 

Often we’re blind to resurrection and abundance all around us. 

Even as our hearts hunger for what we read and hear, it’s not until they’re also fed through acts of hospitality and generosity, and when bread is broken together (particularly with those once considered strangers), that we’re able, even if only for a few lucid moments, to more fully ‘see’ the truth of Christ in our midst and taste the promise of belonging at God’s heavenly banquet prepared for us - and for all - who repent, forgive, and accept & share the gifts of the Holy Spirit as they’ve been shared with us. 

[ref: lectionary readings for Easter 3 A]

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