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SERMON – "Our Primary Prayer" (Mark 10)
“Our Primary Prayer” Mark 10 Richard M. Wright Church of the Nations with University Baptist Church 21st Sunday of Pentecost (B) ********* What do you see? Young woman or older woman? Can you see the deer? Which direction are the … Continue reading
Posted in Mark, New Testament, Prayer, Sermons
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Victor Davis Hanson – America's return to rationality?
Victor Hanson has over the last year become one of my favorite commentators. His articles exhibit a strong commitment to logic and reason – wherever that leads. That is precisely why since 2008 I have been deeply concerned for the … Continue reading
Posted in Logic and Reason, Media, Politics, Society and Culture
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SERMON – "Priest-hood of the Believer(s)" (Hebrews 5)
Once again – I normally do not post sermons because I do not think they are much worth posting. But this sermon received strong positive feedback yesterday. -RMW “Priest-hood of the Believer(s)” Hebrews 5 Richard M. Wright Church of the … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiology, New Testament, Sermons
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What makes worship?
At the “Service of Reconciliation” the evening after the senior pastor resigned rather abruptly several spoke positively of the second worship service. Many along the lines of “as long as people are worshiping the Lord who cares what instruments they … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Practice, Hebrew Bible, Worship and Liturgy
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What hath universal health coverage wrought – in Massachusetts?
Since I care more about my country than my personal pride, here’s how I lost my insurance: I moved. That’s right, I moved from Washington, D.C., back to Massachusetts, a state with universal health care. From someone who used to … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Media, Politics
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Climbing out of a hole (or) And grace will lead
*Warning. This is a bit personal.* Not many people are aware that I spent the last year or so in a “hole”. Did my work but not much else. Almost never practiced spiritual disciplines. Avoided socializing. Did not interact much … Continue reading
International Student (and Scholar) Retreat 2009
Was last weekend at Camp Living Waters in Loranger Louisiana. About 100 people came – from several schools/international student ministries. Louisiana State University Church of the Nations (primarily with people from Louisiana State) McKneese State University in St Charles Southeastern … Continue reading