While thinking about including a link to the recording of my sermons each week (i.e., introducing each one, since they will all be found at the same link), I thought that I should mention a sermon series that I preached last Summer.
It is incredibly unique that I would leave off the lectionary during morning worship in order to preach a sermon series. However, during the Summer of 2016, I did that very thing. It was a sermon series that, in many ways, expresses the guiding theology and philosophy of ministry for me. It paints the picture of the kind of Church that I believe God desires.
Another unique aspect of this series (for me) is that it uses one particular verse of Scripture as a kind of launching pad for the entire series. That verse is one of two verses that I see as "life verses" for me and the ministry to which I believe God has called me. It is Jeremiah 6:16a, "Thus says the LORD: Stand at the crossroads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way lies; and walk in it, and find rest for your souls." (Unfortunately, in one way or another, my experience is that many people respond in the very way recorded in part "b" of that verse. "But they said, 'We ill not walk in it.'")
In any case, if anyone would want to listen to this seven-part sermon series, you can find them, here. - You will find them on the second page, from 26 June - 7 August 2016.
I pray that anyone who chooses to listen to the series may be drawn to travel into the future by way of the ancient paths!
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