by Phillip Schulman | Jun 1, 2025 | Sermons
I’ve volunteered for many KFFs since 1996. I have had such fabulous times: It’s surprising that have often struggled about deciding to sign up to do it each time. When I’m not at the ranch, I forget just how wonderful it is there, and how much I get out of being...
by Phillip Schulman | May 22, 2025 | Sermons
A few of you might have wondered why we started our Easter service with a recording of Keb Mo’s “I’m Amazing.” How does that fit with Easter? I admit it’s a stretch, and I’ll do my best to explain. In most celebrations of Easter, Jesus is the one and only amazing...
by Phillip Schulman | May 22, 2025 | Sermons
Dr. Elena Vasileva and her team were observing Orcas off the coast of Alaska in Prince William Sound. They had been doing so for the past three years, but one cold October morning, they observed something unlike anything they had seenpreviously. They spotted a group...
by Phillip Schulman | Apr 9, 2025 | Sermons
Holly Near introduces one of her songs with a story from the siege of Sarajevo. She said “a cellist went out into the public square and began performing. Someone from the media asked him why he was playing cello while they were bombing. He replied “why are they...
by Phillip Schulman | Mar 18, 2025 | Sermons
For this next exercise, if you are willing to play along, at first you will repeat back everything I say, and do your best to imitate my tone of voice, my inflection, everything. Then as we go along, the first time you have a thought that might fit into the pattern,...
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