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SERMON – “Tradutore no sempre traditore (or) “Truth, Translation, and Transluscence” (Acts 2)
Truth, Translation, and Translucence: <Traduttore (no) Traditore!> (or) The Flesh/Word Became Word/Flesh and Pitched His Language Among Us (Acts 02) Richard M. Wright Church of the Nations Pentecost Sunday (A) June 12 2011 Everyone speaks French. Not really. … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Ethnicity and race, Internationals and immigrants, Language, Missiology, New Testament, Personal, Sermons
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Luke 24 as paradigmatic text (or) This story is our story
Notes from Evensong talk on Emmaus narrative from Luke 24 last night May 15 2011. Newly called co-pastors Mike Massar and Griff Martin were present. Got a lot of strong positive feedback on this. Paradigmatic texts of the Bible – … Continue reading
Posted in Baptists, Bible, Ecclesiology, Internationals, Ministry, New Testament, Sermons, Worship and Liturgy
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SERMON – “Who?” (Mark 14)
Received very strong positive feedback on this short meditation for our Maundy Thursday service. “Who?” Mark 14 Richard M. Wright University Baptist Church / Church of the Nations Maundy Thursday April 21, 2011 Great pizza last Saturday evening. After we … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Mark, New Testament, Sermons
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SERMON – “Will Roll Away (Y)our Stone” (John 11)
I regard myself as at best an adequate preacher. But the positive feedback from last Sunday was especially strong. One of my volunteer ministers – a retired attorney – said “that was one of the 3 or 4 best sermons … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, New Testament, Sermons
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SERMON – “In the year that died” (Isaiah 6)
Ed – this Bible reading has been on my mind. Not because of the church budget weirdness of this week – and the concern I would need to find another job/position and soon – but because of a book idea … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Hebrew Bible, Missiology, Sermons
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Physical/spiritual actions and spiritual/physical salvation
(Ed – when I speak to Evensong on Sunday evenings I do not prepare a full “manuscript” but rather use brief notes. So when I “publish” them I throw in some some words here and there to help the reader … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christian Practice, Hebrew Bible, Sermons, Theology
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How theology matters
(How theology matters) Richard M. Wright Evensong at University Baptist Church Sunday August 01 2010 Colossians 1 “Spaceships? Our space fleet is the ships the Settlers came in from Urras nearly two centuries ago. To build just a ship to … Continue reading
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SERMON – “Two Surprising Virtues” (Ecclesiastes 2)
“Two Surprising Virtues” Ecclesiastes 2 Richard M. Wright Church of the Nations 10th Sunday of Pentecost (C) Marry her you dummy! “The Twilight Samurai” or <Tasogare Seibei>. A very good movie from eight years ago. Won twelve Japanese Academy Awards. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Bible, Ecclesiastes, Hebrew Bible, Movies and film, Sermons
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SERMON – “Slowly and Immediately” (Genesis 18)
“Slowly and Immediately” Richard M. Wright Genesis 18 8th Sunday of Pentecost (C) Church of the Nations Three sisters garden. Clark Carlton is a professor of philosophy at Tennessee Tech University. In his podcast last month he takes a break(?) … Continue reading
Posted in Hebrew Bible, Internationals, Prayer, Sermons
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SERMON – “Doubt. See. Touch. Believe.” (John 20)
I do not like to post sermons because most of them are not very good. But I felt good about this one. “Doubt. See. Touch. Believe.” John 20:19-31 Richard M. Wright Church of the Nations Second Sunday of Easter (C) … Continue reading
Posted in New Testament, Sermons, Theology
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