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Olympians Don’t Take Medals for Granted

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Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time. Just like Olympic competition requires great strength, effort, and struggle, Jesus reminds us that it’s not easy to enter The Kingdom of God. No matter how good we think we might be, we must keep on practicing and striving for greatness. Preached at St. Paul the Apostle Church, New York City on 08-21-16.

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