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Sermon for The Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, 2026
Did either the priest or the Levite wonder whether he had been careless, walking that treacherous road alone, whether he might have brought this on himself? Is that not the question you reach for as well, when the trouble is not yours and you would rather it stayed that way? “He should not have been walking there,” you say. “He should have known better.” Is it not remarkable how quickly the Law becomes something you are certain someone else has broken? And yet, have you done


Sermon for The Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, 2025
Oftentimes, this parable is handled in such a way that it becomes nothing more than a moral object lesson. Yet even when that happens,...


Sermon for The Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Beloved, you must see this parable with the blessed eyes of faith. For if you do not, you will only stand condemned by the Law of God,...
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