Monthly Archives: February 2021

                                                          Mark 1:9-15 Today is technically the first Sunday in Lent.  I say “technically” because, in many ways, we’ve been living Lent since last March, haven’t we?  We’ve given up so much.  Dining in restaurants, meeting for worship, singing together, … Continue reading →

“Behind the altar on the east wall of the chapel of a Trappist monastery high up in the Rocky Mountains,  there hangs a simple wooden cross.  It will stay there until it is taken down to mark the grave of … Continue reading →

Mark 1:29-39 Thus far in the Gospel of Mark, Jesus has been baptized and sent into the wilderness for 40 days, he’s enlisted disciples, preached, been shouted at by some demons, and healed some folks.  And we’re not even out … Continue reading →