Category Archives: Spiritual Matters

Ask Andrew 4 (2021): Modern Approaches to Scripture: Re-considering the Books of the Bible

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. Ask Andrew 4: Modern Approaches to Scripture: Re-considering theContinue reading “Ask Andrew 4 (2021): Modern Approaches to Scripture: Re-considering the Books of the Bible”

Ask Andrew 3, 2021: Is there a Trickster in Christianity?

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. This sermon is part of the Ask Andrew seriesContinue reading “Ask Andrew 3, 2021: Is there a Trickster in Christianity?”

The Power to Name

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. The Power to Name Scriptures: Genesis 2:18-20 John 10:11-16Continue reading “The Power to Name”

Power over Creation

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. Power over Creation Scriptures: Job 38:1-11, Mark 4:35-41 InContinue reading “Power over Creation”

Driven Outdoors

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. This particular sermon was part of our service toContinue reading “Driven Outdoors”

What Is to Prevent Me?

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. What Is to Prevent Me? Scriptures: Acts 8:26-40 1Continue reading “What Is to Prevent Me?”

From Judge to Shepherd

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. From Judge to Shepherd Scriptures: 1 John 3:16-24 JohnContinue reading “From Judge to Shepherd”

Ask Andrew #1, 2021 Why Do We Have a Psalm Every Sunday?

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. Ask Andrew 1 (2021): Why Do We Have aContinue reading “Ask Andrew #1, 2021 Why Do We Have a Psalm Every Sunday?”

First Responders

While COVID-19 makes our in-person services challenging, 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. First Responders Scripture: Acts 4:32-35 The phrase “First Responders”Continue reading “First Responders”

The Resurrection Ellipsis

The Resurrection Ellipsis Scripture: Mark 16:1-8 An ellipsis, for those who are fuzzy on their grammar studies, is a part of a sentence that gets left out; that is unfinished. It is most often shown by those three dots “and then . . .” which leaves the reader to wonder or imagine what happens next.Continue reading “The Resurrection Ellipsis”