Standing Firm in the Faith - #Lectionary reflection for Pentecost 20A (Philippians 4:1-9). Rejoice always, act honorably & justly, & experience God's peace. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/10/stan... #bgbg2 #ccdoc #theosky

Standing Firm in the Faith - #Lectionary reflection for Pentecost 20A (Philippians 4:1-9). Rejoice always, act honorably & justly, & experience God's peace. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/10/stan... #bgbg2 #ccdoc #theosky
Kingdom Entrance Requirements - #Sermon for Pentecost 1 9A (Matthew 21; Isaiah 5). Preached at 1st Presbyterian Church, Troy, MI. Jesus confronts authorities in the Temple with the parable of the wicked tenants & the vineyard. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/10/king... #bgbg2 #theosky
Pressing Toward God's Goal - #Lectionary reflection for Pentecost 19A (Philippians 3:4b-14). While laboring on behalf of his churches, Paul presses on to the heavenly goal. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/09/pres... #bgbg2 #ccdoc
To Live Is Christ - #Lectionary reflection for Pentecost 17A (Philippians 1:21-30). Paul, sitting in jail, tells Philippians to live lives worthy of the Gospel, so we can find joy in God’s presence. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/09/to-l... #bgbg2 #ccdoc #theosky
The Challenge of Forgiveness - Sermon for Pentecost 16A (Matthew 18) - preached at First Presbyterian Church of Troy, MI. Jesus answers Peter's question on forgiveness and tells the parable of the forgiven but unforgiving person. www.bobcornwall.com/2026/09/the-... #bgbg2 #theosky
Why Not Leave Judgment to God? - #Lectionary reflection for Pentecost 16A (Romans 14:1-12). Why try to serve as judges of others when we will all bow before God, who is our judge, and to whom “every tongue shall give praise”? www.bobcornwall.com/2026/09/why-... #bgbg2 #ccdoc #theosky