by Misty Bentz | Mar 23, 2025 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
Lent 3C, March 23, 2025, The Rev. Colin Brown Back when Christie and I were members here at St. Dunstan’s the first time, there was another young couple, Andy and Jana Delfino, who joined a couple of years after we did. Christie and I lived in Mableton at the time,...
by Misty Bentz | Mar 16, 2025 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
March 16, 2025 sermon by artist Kelly Latimore “It’s an honor for my partner and I to be with all of you here at St. Dunstan’s today. Tricia, Bishop Wright, Family and Friends. But also, the many other people who are not with us now but whose lives live on in us...
by Misty Bentz | Oct 24, 2021 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
St. Dunstan’s October 24, 2021 When I was a young child, I would go with my mother shopping in downtown San Antonio, where I lived for the first nine years of my life. I remember sometimes seeing someone sitting on the sidewalk holding a cup, asking for a...
by Misty Bentz | Sep 5, 2021 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
Proper 18B Sermon St. Dunstan’s September 5, 2021 A few days ago my wife and I were headed to the University of the South, Sewanee, when I saw a big sign beside the interstate that read: Biden, there is a damn crisis at the...
by Misty Bentz | Jan 31, 2021 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
The Rev. Deborah SilverSt. Dunstan’sJanuary 31, 2021Epiphany 4 There is a car that someone drives around my neighborhood that is covered in bumper stickers. Many of these bumper stickers espouse a liberal cause. Here are some that I especially...
by Misty Bentz | Jan 24, 2021 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
The Rev. Bill DenekeSt. Dunstan’sJanuary 24, 2021Epiphany 3 Both the Hebrew Scriptures and the Gospel tell stories of being called to get up and follow where God is leading. In Mark’s account several fishermen were called to follow Jesus who said I...
by Misty Bentz | Jan 17, 2021 | Sermons, Visting Reverand's Sermons
The Rev. Deborah SilverSt. Dunstan’sJanuary 17, 2021Epiphany 2 May we, like the prophet Samuel, say, “Speak for your servant is listening.” We stand this morning at a strange juncture in time. On one side, we look back ten days ago to the horrific spectacle that...
by Webmastera | Aug 11, 2019 | Visting Reverand's Sermons
By The Rev. Bill Deneke A call to confession and hope belong together in Isaiah’s prophetic vision. Speaking for God, the prophet/poet proclaims God’s distaste for worship that denies the realities of poverty and injustice. God is tired of hearing your songs of...
