3 responses to “Sermon on Song of Songs – Preached 30 August 2009”

  1. Kenny Avatar

    Thanks, Kelvin!

  2. Amelia Hagen Avatar

    I love the concept of loitering with intent. God seems to do a lot of that. Thank you for a thought-stimulating sermon.

  3. Jim Finnie Avatar
    Jim Finnie

    I am a catholic and happened to read your website via direction from elsewhere and I have found your sermon very much in tune with how I mutter away to myself in my head in the car or walking down the street. Awareness and striving to seek the presence of God is not always easy but should always be the priority.
    I find it so hard to accept the dumbing down, secular phobia about mentioning any theological subject and so found great joy in your lovely sermon tonight.

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