Christ the King–the biblical metaphor is both archaic and meaningful, so check it out! Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14; Revelation 1:4b-8, John 18:33-37 Background: All our readings
Food Fight The name is silly, but the cause is not—hunger is a reality in Escondido. It is not unusual for families to find their
From December 1-18, Trinity’s little house will be hosting the Rotational Shelter. Other congregations will be running this vital program, which will be providing the
Gifts are a big part of Christmas, and Advent helps us keep those gifts in perspective by emphasizing a different sort of giving. Mite boxes
Looking around the Internet for resources, I discovered a disturbing trend: Advent is getting noticed, and not in a good way. What used to be
Mark 13:1-8“When will this happen,” the disciples ask Jesus. You may have noticed that for many Christians, this seems to be the most important question
Stay off Facebook! Emily’s advice was good this morning, although I didn’t heed it. The election is over; let the mourning/celebrating begin. Having followed this
Mark 10:46-52 Reading the Gospel of Mark these last few weeks, you get the impression that Jesus’ disciples are rather dense, like wood. How can
Mark 10:35-45 Background: Returning to a popular Gospel theme, we see two of Jesus’ closest disciples, James and John, demonstrating they haven’t understood anything he
Mark 10:17-31 In God we trust. Seems ironic that my sermon ended up here, with the Gospel that is printed on our money as
