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The word epiphany comes from the Greek word epiphaneia, which means appearance or manifestation. It is an important word for liturgical churches such as Pilgrim Lutheran. Epiphany is observed each year on January 6th. It refers to the Magi (or … Continue reading
In today’s message I’d like to draw your attention to one of the lesser-known apostles: Philip. Philip is mentioned 33 times in the Gospels and Acts. Most have Philip appearing merely as part of a listing of the disciples. Here … Continue reading
To go fishing you need to do the following three things. The first thing you need to get the proper equipment. For example, a shovel isn’t a very good fishing tool (unless you plan to bang them over the head). … Continue reading
[Key point: The Christian’s secret weapon is much more than hocus-pocus. It is the Holy Spirit, the energy of God.] The “Cold War” era was grim. Citizens of both the U.S.A. and U.S.S.R. were gripped by a frosty fear of … Continue reading
Today we celebrate Epiphany. Epiphany has been called “The Gentile Christmas.” In Little Devotions with Jesus, the devotions at Epiphany have Timmy & Joel’s “Nana” call Epiphany “Old Christmas.” Many people used to celebrate Christmas on what we call Epiphany. … Continue reading
As we leave 2008 and enter 2009 we enter the Season of Epiphany. Epiphany begins with the visit of the Magi to the Christ Child at Bethlehem and concludes with Jesus’ transfiguration. Epiphany is about mission from beginning to end, … Continue reading