Luke
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Mary's carol: Luke 1:39-45 (46-55)
The greatest Christmas carol in history was not written by Irving Berlin or Nat King Cole. The greatest carol is not “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” or “White Christmas” or even “Silent Night.” The greatest carol was composed 2,000 years ago by a pregnant teenage girl who was visiting her cousin Elizabeth.
Heirs of the resurrection (Luke 24:36-48)
The first disciples experienced Jesus’ resurrection not as some single triumphant fait accompli, but by fits and starts.
Heirs of the resurrection (Luke 24:36-48)
The first disciples experienced Jesus’ resurrection not as some single triumphant fait accompli, but by fits and starts.
Interrupted: Luke 1:26-38; 47-55
Whether Mary was reading or spinning or planning her wedding, the annunciation came as an interruption.
Interrupted: Luke 1:26-38; 47-55
Whether Mary was reading or spinning or planning her wedding, the annunciation came as an interruption.
Christmas and the cross: Luke 2:22-40
Simeon offers a subtle instruction to Mary: remember the cross.
Transformed
The Transfiguration provides a window through which the Christian narrative may be viewed.