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Knowing

October 6, 2019 By Cam Miller 2 Comments

Creed. Belief. Faith. Creed comes directly from the Latin word, Credo. Credo, in Latin, means literally, “I believe.” So any time we say an affirmation of faith like the Nicene or Apostle’s … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sermons Tagged With: Belief, Creed, Emunah, faith

TRUST

May 19, 2019 By Cam Miller Leave a Comment

Preachers are such an easy target. And church-goers in general, way too easy for the culture to lampoon and caricature. I’m not breaking any news here, am I? We used to be the mainstream and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sermons Tagged With: de Chardin, Elmer Gantry, faith, trust

The Sermon in 500 Words for the General Public (Rather than Sunday’s Version)

September 20, 2018 By Cam Miller 8 Comments

I sometimes fear the younger generation will be deprived of the pleasures of hoeing; there is no knowing how many souls have been formed by this simple exercise… “Hoeing” by John Updike I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: DENIM SPIRIT Tagged With: faith, Hoeing, John Updike

The Aging of Faith

August 26, 2018 By Cam Miller Leave a Comment

I am going to leave those readings alone for the most part, and allow them to speak for themselves. I think they do, especially the first and second ones. The third one, which we have been hearing … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sermons Tagged With: Doubt, faith, Faith Development

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SENT BY A SATISFIED READER SIGNED COPIES “Thoughtwall Café: Espresso in the Third Season of Life” is a novel that combines my best story-telling with the kind of honest spiritual probing you have … ...Read more

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