The best “teams” are not comprised of a number of well-rounded geniuses, any of whom could complete the project single-handedly. A group of people who appreciate and respect the gifts and talents in each other is a group bound to be a successful team.
I’m fascinated by this passage. At least a bit, I admit, because it is second-level scripture that makes me feel like a church insider. If you get most of your Bible exposure from A Charlie Brown Christmas, you’d think the Christmas story begins in Luke 2, but here we are with this gem concerning the elderly Zechariah, about to be a first-time father to son John the Baptist.
This post is the working copy of a sermon I gave at Edwards Church, UCC in Framingham, MA on August 7, 2016. The live version deviates a bit, in that…
This post is the working copy of a sermon I gave at Edwards Church, UCC in Framingham, MA on June 7, 2015. The live version deviates a bit, in that…
This post is a sermon I preached at Community United Methodist Church of Wayland, Massachusetts in the summer of 2001. By viewing things historically, we are forced to think in…
This post is the working copy of a sermon I gave at Edwards Church, UCC in Framingham, MA on May 18, 2014. The live version deviates a bit, in that…