Scripture
Matthew 10:27
Deuteronomy 4:32-34,39-40; Psalms 33:4-6,9,18-20,22; Romans 8:14-17; Matthew 28:16-20
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Sermon Topic
In the Broadway Musical “1776,” a scene opens with John Adams crying out,
“Is anybody there?
Does anybody care?”
In one sense, we “are but tiny dots on the edge of a star cluster, in a universe that has millions of star clusters just like it.” But rather than dwell on this kind of evidence of our unimportance or insignificance, we “marvel at a God who cares for each of us as if He had nothing else to care for.”1
“Know that I am with you always,” the Risen Christ says to His disciples in today’s Gospel Lesson (Mt. 28:20).
The lyric in “Nowhere Men,” a very popular song of the sixties, includes these lines:
He’s a real nowhere…
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