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Sermon: Monday, January 13, 2019: Baptism of Our Lord

It turns out that there aren’t two kinds of people at all.  There is only one kind of person, the kind that God made.

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Sermon: Sunday, January 8, 2017: Baptism of Our Lord

Today, as we celebrate the Baptism of Our Lord, it is my duty and my delight to offer this invitation to all who have not yet received the gift of baptism: May we baptize you? Not because you are any more dirty or fallen or prone to failure than the rest of us, but because you — like every human being — are beautiful and good and God’s.

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The Rev. Erik Christensen


Rev. Erik Christensen is Pastor to the Community & Director of Strategic Initiatives at Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago (LSTC) in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago, IL.

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