Ich·thy·ol·o·gy is the branch of zoology devoted to the study of fish (including sharks). Ich·THEO·ol·o·gy is the name of this blog – a repository of writing about God, sharks, and other fearful/wonderful things that hover beneath the surface.
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Recent Sermons
Born Thirsty
Sermon Preached: Sunday, March 8, 2026 at Trinity on the Green Lent 3 (Year A): Exodus 17:1-7 | Romans 5:1-11 | John 4:5-42 | Psalm 95 Between the words that I speak, and the words that are heard, may God’s Spirit be present. Amen. We are born thirsty. As a mother, I have had the…
Different Mountains
“I am deeply troubled by the diversity of belief that I see within our own faith…. What mountaintop are these Christians climbing? The point of the mountaintop is that it is a place where we see God clearly. And yet I don’t recognize the teachings of Jesus in these sayings. It’s as if we are following…
On the Edge of the Sea of Galilee
“What do we turn towards? As Christians, we are invited to turn towards each other; to turn towards other human beings in solidarity and love. We are called to drop our nets, to take a step back from the indifference and minutia of everyday things, and reclaim our humanity. Turn towards people.” Sermon Preached: Sunday,…
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