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Mark 9:38-50

Mark 9:38-50

17th Sunday After Pentecost, October 1, 2006 Mark 9:38-50, Walter W. Harms STAYING IN THE CIRCLE My father who was a pastor, as I am, told this story about a guided tour of heaven. As the guide and his group approached a certain section of heaven, the guide put his finger to his lips asking…

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John 1:43-51

John 1:43-51

Epiphany 2, January 15, 2006 John 1:43-51, Walter W. Harms WHAT IT MEANS: TO FOLLOW JESUS What do you know about Jesus? (Ask for responses from audience.) Good answers! Some of them better than I expected! Good for you! From your answers it would appear that there is little more for some of us to…

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John 10:11-18

John 10:11-18

Fourth Sunday of Easter, May 7, 2006 John 10:11-18 (RCL), Walter W. Harms THE SHEPHERD AND THE SHEEP (Youth Confirmation Sunday) 11 [Jesus said :] „I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. 12 The hired hand is not the shepherd who owns the sheep. So when he…

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Luke 3:1-6

Luke 3:1-6

Second Sunday of Advent, 10 December 2006 Luke 3:1-6, Walter W. Harms WE NEED TO CHANGE? We are in the sixth year of the presidency of George W. Bush. We are in wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. American military personnel are in over 30 countries of the world. America believes, right or wrong, that its…

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Luke 4:14-21

Luke 4:14-21

The Third Sunday after the Epiphany, 21 January 2007 Luke 4:14-21 , Walter W. Harms WITH JESUS, TIMES HAVE CHANGED: HAVE YOU? I  like to ask people what is the oldest “thing” in their home.  While recognizing that everything in the home has always been, since the creation, I am looking for that which has…

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Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21

Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21

Ash Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21, Walter Harms A LOOK AT OUR PIETY Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of a 40 day time span that ends on the eve of our Lord’s resurrection from the dead. The “ash” of Ash Wednesday implies something destroyed, demolished, gone. Not only destroyed are the palms of…

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