2022 archive of Deacon Mark Ebben articles
Conversion of Heart - 2.6.2022
Posted by Hillary Krahn on 3/02/22
In our Gospel reading today, Peter tells Jesus, “Master we have worked all night and have caught nothing”. I think we understand where Peter is coming from. If we were in his place, many of us would feel the same way.Peter is exhausted, disappointed, and discouraged. He just wants ... Read More »
A Rose is for Rejoicing - 12/12/2021
Posted by Hillary Krahn on 3/02/22
A Rose is for RejoicingToday, most of us are in the middle of our Christmas preparations. We are trying to get cards out and gifts purchased if we can find them. We may be busy putting up Christmas decorations in anticipation of the upcoming celebration. This celebration is the ... Read More »
Are We Afraid to Commit? - 10/10/2021
Posted by Hillary Krahn on 3/02/22
Are We Afraid to Commit?
As many of you know, we all have fears, and they may not be the same. We may fear flying, spiders, doctors or dogs—to name a few. For a long time, I was afraid of heights. When polled regarding their fears, people count fear ... Read More »
LAWS AND LOVE - 8.29.2021
Posted by Hillary Krahn on 3/02/22
LAWS AND LOVE
“Click it or ticket. It’s the law.” We have all seen this sign throughout our state. It expresses the American mentality regarding laws: You must do this or that, or not do this or that because the authorities say so. Violating the law results in punishment.
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If We Only Had a Little Rest - 7.18.2021
Posted by Hillary Krahn on 3/02/22
If We Only Had a Little Rest
One of the things I like about the Gospel for today is the way it shines a light on the humanity of Jesus. The Jesus we see in this story is one who seems to be just like us. He is tired, ... Read More »