Recently a friend of mine with whom I am very active in the musical aspects of our local congregation posted a sermon given by a minister within our denomination about the subject of apologies. That night, independently, a separate member of our congregation whom I would consider an acquaintance sent a group of people (in which I was included) a link to the same message that I had already listened to. It was a good sermon, and I didn’t mind getting notice about it twice. There are a few conclusions one can come to when a sermon message like this one fairly quickly goes viral. As an aside, I hope he doesn’t mind my own discussion of the subject matter of his message and my contribution to its spread. For one, it is a recognition that the message is a good one, and it is both good and short (at…
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