Personal — Passionate — Progressive


7/4/10: Sermon on the Mount (1 of 6). “Blessed are …” These opening words of Jesus’ collected teachings – repeated eightfold – in Matthew offer comfort to his audience in a passive way … according to the Greek. What about the equivalent in Jesus’ Semitic language, Aramaic? The answer to this changes everything …
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Sermon, 6/27/10 (Pentecost 6). We at BPC have the outline of a vision: “Personal, Passionate, Progressive”. And scripture makes clear our purpose: outreach, outreach, outreach. Clear on both and with faces set outward, we can face and transform our challenges – that Jesus’ resurrection might be ours, as well …
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Sermon, 6/20/10 (Pentecost 5). “What is your name?” Jesus asked the entombed man possessed by “demons”. “My names is Legion”, was the reply – the Roman Legion. Could not a similar voice be vying to name us today, when Christ is calling us otherwise? …
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