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Sermon for the Twenty-First Sunday after Trinity, 2026
At the first sign in Cana, Jesus had said, “My hour has not yet come.” Now, at the second, the Evangelist names the hour: the seventh. And there is another seventh hour. On the day the Son of God was lifted up, darkness covered all the land from the sixth hour until the ninth; and within that darkness, at the seventh hour, the Son of the Father was Himself at the point of death. And there, too, His mockers demanded a sign: “Let Him now come down from the cross, and we will be


Sermon for the Twenty-First Sunday after Trinity, 2024
When the servants met the man and told him the joyous news that his son lives, and he recognized that this blessed turn of events...
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