Tagged: Silence

Manhattan friends no good in the bad times

The sermon contrasts superficial “sitcom” friendships with the deep, silent solidarity shown by Job’s friends. It emphasizes that true friendship in times of tragedy mirrors God’s love: it is uninvited, physically present, and often silent. We are called to comfort others by sharing their pain, not by providing explanations.

The Problem with Drums

The sermon, “The Problem with Drums,” argues that while music has its place, it must not obscure the cross or God’s holiness. True worship requires reverence, intercession, and silence to accommodate the grieving, ensuring the focus remains on Christ’s sacrifice rather than emotional entertainment or personal satisfaction.