St Johns Abbey

Throwing Jesus Off a Cliff

Sermon by William Mikler on February 3, 2013

On the unbelief that rejects Jesus the Messiah

Sermon by William Mikler on January 27, 2013

On the vocation of Jesus the Messiah, and what it says to us about the Church’s vocation, which is to say, our own

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The Wolf in the White HouseA preacher’s take on a president who is both dangerous [...]

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Judgment in the TempleOn Jesus’ public denunciation of the scribes and Pharisees 20th [...]
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God & CaesarThe gospel and Caesar’s coin: overcoming false dichotomies 18th Sunday [...]
Re-Setting NormalGuest Commentary Post For some time I have had [...]
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