As we are all staying at home during COVID-19, Knox is providing podcast services. Not everyone can access these, though, so we are also posting my sermons on our Knox Talks blog. I would like to thank Shelley Rose for transcribing my notes into text for the blog. — (Rev) Andrew Jensen Witness and BeingContinue reading “Witness and Being”
Category Archives: Spiritual Matters
Ask Andrew 2 (2020): Harry’s Question about Creation
Ask Andrew #2: Harry’s Question about Creation I’m always happy when one of the children of Knox asks a question for my Ask Andrew series. Normally I would share the answer during the “Children’s Time” on Sunday, but the Pandemic has changed the way we do things, so we created a special podcast, just forContinue reading “Ask Andrew 2 (2020): Harry’s Question about Creation”
The Good Shepherd, the Gate, the “I Am” (εγϖ ειμι)
As we are all staying at home during COVID-19, Knox is providing podcast services. Not everyone can access these, though, so we are also posting my sermons on our Knox Talks blog. I would like to thank Shelley Rose for transcribing my notes into text for the blog. — (Rev) Andrew Jensen The Good Shepherd,Continue reading “The Good Shepherd, the Gate, the “I Am” (εγϖ ειμι)”
Ask Andrew 1 (2020): The Son of Man
“Ask Andrew” is an annual opportunity for members of Knox to ask questions of faith and religion. Andrew answers them in the Sunday morning service, and now in this blog. Enjoy! Thanks again to Shelley Rose for preparing this manuscript for the blog. Ask Andrew 1 (2020): What Is the Meaning of “the Son ofContinue reading “Ask Andrew 1 (2020): The Son of Man”
Back from the Dead — Easter Sunday
As we are all staying at home during COVID-19, Knox is providing podcast services. Not everyone can access these, though, so we are also posting my sermons on our Knox Talks blog. I would like to thank Shelley Rose for transcribing my notes into text for the blog. — (Rev) Andrew Jensen Back from theContinue reading “Back from the Dead — Easter Sunday”
Less Is More
As we are all staying at home during COVID-19, Knox is providing podcast services. Not everyone can access these, though, so we are also posting my sermons on our Knox Talks blog. I would like to thank Shelley Rose for transcribing my notes into text for the blog. — (Rev) Andrew Jensen Less Is MoreContinue reading “Less Is More”
Can These Bones Live Again?
As we are all staying at home during COVID-19, Knox is providing podcast services. Not everyone can access these, though, so we are also posting my sermons on our Knox Talks blog. I would like to thank Shelley Rose for transcribing my notes into text for the blog. — (Rev) Andrew Jensen Can these BonesContinue reading “Can These Bones Live Again?”
The Challenge of the Atheist Minister
Earlier in November, the United Church of Canada announced that it had reached a “confidential settlement” with Gretta Vosper, the United Church minister who is a publicly self-declared Atheist, allowing her to remain as minister in her Toronto congregation. This has generated a great deal of conversation and soul-searching among United Church members here atContinue reading “The Challenge of the Atheist Minister”
Ask Andrew 6 (2018): The Meaning of Jerusalem
“Ask Andrew” is an annual opportunity for members of Knox to ask questions of faith and religion. Andrew answers them in the Sunday morning service, and now in this blog. Enjoy! Q: Talk about the history of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel: reference to Trump and Evangelical push for this to happen. There isContinue reading “Ask Andrew 6 (2018): The Meaning of Jerusalem”
Ask Andrew 5: The Source of My Views on the LGBTQ Community
“Ask Andrew” is an annual opportunity for members of Knox to ask questions of faith and religion. Andrew answers them in the Sunday morning service, and now in this blog. Enjoy! What was the transformative experience in your life that most influenced your views on the LGBTQ community? This answer may be a bit disappointing:Continue reading “Ask Andrew 5: The Source of My Views on the LGBTQ Community”
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