Mount Calvary Sermons

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT 2016 LUKE 13:1-9The first thing Lee does after services on Sunday is to collect all the bulletins that have been left in the pews. Then he brings them to the office where, on Monday, Liz sifts through them to see if anyone has accidentally left some money in one. Now occasionally, one of these discarded bulletins bears a handwritten message from a worshiper. For example, here’s one from last week; and someone has written in pencil two words – “Rubik’s Cube”. So this got me wondering. Why would someone write ‘Rubik’s Cube’ on their bulletin? I’m not going to conduct a witch hunt, it’s OK. You know who you are. Now, it seems to me that the only time anyone could do this is during the sermon – the rest of the time we have our eyes closed, or we’re reading, or singing. So, what was it about the sermon that made someone think of this 1980s puzzle? I like to think that it is because the sermon was ingeniously designed, perf