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Does Christianity have any workable teachings for an age of global concerns? Were Jesus to return on this 40th anniversary of the moon landing to preach a “Sermon on the Moon,” “Consider the lilies” would become “consider the ecosystem,” and a “house built upon sand” would be, well, just about any house built on any shoreline in the world.
Listen to Clark speak on KXYL about "The Sermon on the Moon": Download 7-16-09%20Clark%20Strande
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