I once watched a television show which scared the daylights out of me. I don’t remember the name of the show, but the episode still haunts me. The story was about a self-sufficient man who experienced an auto accident and was left paralyzed. He could not speak. He could not move his body. Yet he discovered he was able to move his pinky finger. Tragically, the ambulance drivers who picked him up at the accident scene thought he was dead. So instead of taking him to the hospital, they drove him to the morgue. As the drivers were wheeling him into the morgue, his little finger began to tap on the gurney. The ambulance drivers at first did not hear the tapping because the gurney wheels were clicking and squeaking. It was then that the man on the gurney began to panic. But just as they started …
Wounded Healers
Isaiah 52:13--53:12
Isaiah 52:13--53:12
Sermon
by Charley Reeb
by Charley Reeb
CSS Publishing Co., Inc., One Heaven of a Party, Year C Sermons on the First Readings, by Charley Reeb