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If you’ve ever lived in more than one house (which nearly all of us have) you know that they don’t all “feel” the same.  This is especially evident when people move from a place they’ve  lived in for all long time to one much different in character, layout, or size (or all three). For instance

“He will wipe every tear from their eyes . . .” If you’ve ever experienced something tremendously painful in your life you know that it can be all-consuming.  These kinds of things can dominate our thoughts.  They can worry us beyond measure.  They can take us to some pretty dark places.  And they can feel

I guess we all know that life can be difficult.  That seems rather obvious.  It’s not easy trying to make one’s way in this world, not easy trying to figure out what path one should take, what choices one should make.  For example providing for ourselves and our families?  All sorts of things can go

Homily is not available.

One of the challenges in reading or hearing or studying (in faith) the passages from Scripture is trying to figure out where we fit in all of it.  Sometimes the stories of our faith are difficult to connect to our lives today, two thousand and plus years later.  “What does the story of Noah’s ark