Broderick Greer
Broderick Greer is a second-year Master’s of Divinity student at Virginia Theological Seminary and a postulant in the Diocese of West Tennessee.
Sermons and Bible Studies
Bible Study: Easter 2 (B) – 2015
Acts 4:32-35 For the author of the Acts of the Apostles, Holy Week and the Triduum (the three days between Maundy Thursday and Easter Day) are not isolated events. For him, Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection and ascension have cosmic implications for the baptized community the Lord leaves behind. A community that rejects private ownership practices […]
Bible Study: Proper 9 (C) – 2013
2 Kings 5:1-14 From Abram’s initial call from Ur to the death and resurrection of King Jesus, Israel’s vocation was clear: Embody the light, goodness and justice of your God to every nation. Much of scripture, though, is spent explaining how Israel excelled in doing the opposite. In this short vignette from 2 Kings, an […]
Giving Thanks for a Faithful God, Thanksgiving Day (C) – 2013
O God, take my lips and speak through them. Take our minds and think through them. Take our hearts and set them on fire. Amen. “Gratitude” becomes a buzzword every year around mid November. We see it on jewelry commercials, see it on grocery-store billboards, and hear it on radio advertisements. There is almost no […]
Bible Study: Advent 3 (C) – 2012
Zephaniah 3:14-20 Zephaniah’s prophetic work came at a time of bankrupt religious and political leadership in Israel’s history: idolatry is rampant, national identity is waning, social and economic violence are commonplace, and priests are profaning the sacred. God is not in any way pleased with the trajectory Israel has chosen for itself. I was surprised […]
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