William H. Willimon - "His Finest Hour" (March 20, 1994)

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-	Thank you Dr. Wynkoop for that musical instruction.	0:00
	Like to call to your attention, a couple of announcements.	0:04
	Next Sunday, beginning with Palm Sunday evening,	0:08
	we will have nightly services of worship in Duke Chapel	0:11
	for Holy Week, and hope you'll be able to attend those.	0:15
	This evening, there is a musical concert	0:19
	by Dr. David Arcus featuring works by Johann Sebastian Bach.	0:22
	Would you please stand now as we continue	0:27
	our worship with a greeting.	0:29
	Create in me a clean heart, oh God.	0:38
	(audience chants indistinctly)	0:41
	Open my lips, oh Lord.	0:44
	(audience chants indistinctly)	0:47
	(organ music)	0:51
	(crowd singing worship song)	1:40
	Let us pray.	6:02
	We have come to this place to be	6:09
	in your presence, Lord Christ.	6:11
	We come seeking to be healed by your touch.	6:14
	To be a part of community where your love	6:17
	and kindness flow freely.	6:20
	To know the Joy of sins forgiven.	6:23
	To be filled with the power and courage to face	6:26
	the struggles of each new day.	6:29
	To sing our praises, to share our offerings	6:32
	to be made whole and to be fed your life renewing word.	6:37
	Grant that we may receive the full measure of blessings	6:43
	each of our lives need, as we worship	6:47
	and praise your name, Oh Lord, amen.	6:50
	You may be seated.	6:55
-	Let us pray together the prayer for illumination.	7:07
	Open our hearts and minds, oh God,	7:12
	by the power of your Holy Spirit.	7:15
	So that as the word is read and proclaimed,	7:18
	we may hear your message to us this Lenten season.	7:21
	Amen.	7:26
	The first lesson is taken from the 31st chapter	7:28
	of Jeremiah, starting with verse 31.	7:31
	The days are surely coming, says the Lord.	7:36
	When I will make a new covenant with the House of Israel	7:39
	and the House of Judah.	7:43
	It will not be like the covenant that I made	7:45
	with their ancestors when I took them by the hand	7:47
	to bring them out of the land of Egypt.	7:51
	A covenant that they broke.	7:54
	Though I was their husband, says the Lord.	7:56
	But this is the covenant that I will make	7:59
	with the House of Israel after those days, says the Lord.	8:02
	I will put my law within them.	8:07
	And I will write it on their hearts	8:09
	and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.	8:12
	No longer shall they teach one another or say to each other,	8:17
	know the Lord, for they shall all know me.	8:21
	From the least of them to the greatest, says the Lord.	8:25
	For I will forgive their iniquity	8:29
	and remember their sin no more.	8:32
	This is the word of the Lord.	8:35
Crowd	Thanks be to God.	8:38
-	Today's psalm is number 51 versus one through 17,	8:45
	found on pages 785 and 786 in the Hymnal.	8:50
	Please stand and sing the psalm and glory responsibly.	8:55
	♪ Have mercy on me, oh God according to your steadfast love ♪	9:07
	(crowd sings)	9:15
	♪ Wash me thoroughly from my iniquity ♪	9:24
	♪ And cleanse me from my sin ♪	9:29
	(crowd sings)	9:33
	♪ Against you, you only, have I sinned ♪	9:44
	♪ And done that which is in evil in your sight ♪	9:49
	♪ So that you are justified in your sentence ♪	9:55
	♪ And blameless in your judgment ♪	10:00
	(crowd sings)	10:05
	♪ Behold, you desire a truth in the inward being ♪	10:20
	♪ Therefore teach me wisdom in my secret heart ♪	10:26
	(crowd sings)	10:33
	♪ Make me hear with joy and gladness ♪	10:46
	♪ Let the bones which you have broken rejoice ♪	10:51
	(crowd sings)	10:57
	♪ Create in me a clean heart, Oh God ♪	11:08
	♪ And put on you and right spirit within me ♪	11:13
	(crowd sings)	11:18
	♪ Restore to me the joy of your salvation ♪	11:29
	♪ And sustain in me a willing spirit ♪	11:35
	(crowd sings)	11:40
	♪ Deliver me from death, Oh God ♪	11:51
	♪ God of my salvation ♪	11:56
	♪ And my tongue will sing aloud of your deliverance ♪	11:59
	(crowd sings)	12:06
	♪ For you have no delight in sacrifice ♪	12:17
	♪ Where I to give a burnt offering you would not be pleased ♪	12:22
	(crowd sings)	12:30
	♪ Oh glory be to you, creator ♪	12:46
	♪ And to Jesus Christ our savior ♪	12:50
	(crowd sings)	12:54
	♪ As it was, our time began ♪	13:01
	(crowd sings)	13:05
	Please be seated.	13:16
	(choir sings worship song)	13:39
-	It has been said that an appreciation for irony	16:19
	is the last intellectual gift to be developed.	16:24
	Irony.	16:30
	The gap between the apparent and the intended,	16:31
	a sense of meaning beyond the literal,	16:37
	an embrace of incongruity,	16:42
	is the summit of intellectual ability.	16:45
	In this morning, John's Gospel and I	16:50
	are going to see just how smart you are.	16:52
	Here is today's gospel for this fifth Sunday of Lent.	16:55
	Now among those who went up to worship	17:03
	at the festival were some Greeks.	17:04
	They came to Philip.	17:07
	Said to him, sir, we wish to see Jesus.	17:09
	Philip went and told Andrew, and Andrew and Philip	17:12
	went and told Jesus.	17:14
	Jesus answered, "The hour has come	17:17
	for the son of man to be glorified.	17:20
	Very truly I tell you, unless a grain of wheat	17:24
	falls to the earth and dies, it remains just a single grain.	17:27
	But if it dies, it bears much fruit.	17:34
	Those who love their life, lose it.	17:38
	And those who hate their life in this world	17:42
	will keep it for eternal life.	17:45
	Whoever serves me must follow me.	17:48
	And where I am, there will my servant be also.	17:52
	Whoever serves me, the Father will honor."	17:56
	Now my soul is troubled, what shall I say,	18:00
	Father, save me from this hour?	18:04
	No, it is for this reason that I have come to this hour.	18:06
	Father, glorify your name.	18:12
	Then a voice came from heaven.	18:16
	I have glorified it, I will glorify it again.	18:18
	The crowd standing there heard it	18:23
	and said that it was thunder.	18:24
	Others said an angel has spoken to him.	18:27
	Jesus answered, this voice has come	18:31
	for your sake, not for mine.	18:33
	Now is the judgment of this world.	18:37
	Now is the ruler of this world driven out.	18:41
	And when I'm lifted up from the earth,	18:44
	I will draw all people unto myself.	18:48
	He said this to indicate what kind of death he would die.	18:54
	This is the word of the Lord.	18:59
	Thanks be to God.	19:02
	In Tom Wolfe's novel, The Bonfire of the Vanities,	19:07
	we're introduced to a man in his prime.	19:11
	A man at the peak on the top, in control.	19:15
	Sherman McCoy has hit his stride.	19:20
	He likes to refer to himself as master of the universe.	19:25
	This is Sherman's hour.	19:29
	Then, by chance, dialing his mistress	19:33
	from a payphone on the street,	19:36
	he mistakenly dials his own home.	19:39
	His wife answers, he calls her my his mistress's name.	19:42
	Disaster.	19:48
	Now, is his hour.	19:50
	Now, Sherman's chickens come home to roost.	19:54
	Now, begins the painful unraveling of Sherman's empire.	19:57
	Story ends in a courtroom where Sherman is humiliated	20:03
	before the world, his great elevated hour of glory	20:09
	becomes in 300 pages, Sherman's hour of degradation.	20:14
	An old Southern saying says, the higher a monkey climbs	20:22
	up the ladder, the better you can see his derriere.	20:26
	Although that's not exactly how they say it.	20:31
	For many the top of the ladder of success	20:36
	becomes the gibbet from which they hang.	20:39
	The hour of glory becomes the hour of doom.	20:44
	Oh, Tanya, we hardly knew you.	20:48
	When a person is high and lifted up,	20:53
	say like on the podium, at the Olympics,	20:55
	you can get a good view of the person.	21:00
	The world takes a look.	21:03
	When is your hour?	21:07
	When are you at your prime, hitting your stride,	21:11
	on top, high, lifted up?	21:13
	In January, I flew to Chicago.	21:18
	I was met at O'Hare airport by a limousine.	21:21
	It took me, deposited me at a hotel, in the room,	21:24
	there were flowers and fruit.	21:27
	7:30 I was escorted in to a crowded hotel ballroom.	21:30
	2,000 people were there, gathered.	21:35
	There was a huge choir and orchestra.	21:37
	In grand procession, I was led down to the podium.	21:41
	On my way, a woman reached out and she said,	21:45
	"I've come all the way Sioux City to hear you.	21:48
	I just love your writing."	21:51
	I strode to the podium, I was high, I was lifted up	21:55
	14 feet above the assembled crowd.	21:58
	I spoke, there was sustained applause,	22:01
	I was led back down, led out of the ballroom.	22:05
	On my way out, same woman comes up to me.	22:08
	And looks at me with a look of amazement on her face	22:12
	and she says, "Wait a minute.	22:15
	You're not Frederick Buechner	22:18
	(crowd laughs)	22:19
	It was my hour.	22:24
	When is your hour?	22:29
	When is Jesus' hour?	22:31
	That's a pregnant phrase in the gospel of John.	22:35
	My hour.	22:39
	The hour has come for the son of man	22:41
	to be glorified, announces Jesus.	22:43
	At last, we shall see his hour, his glory.	22:48
	We have waited these 40 days of Lent	22:53
	throughout the gospel of John, for his hour.	22:56
	His glorious hour.	23:01
	You remember back at the back at the wedding at Cana	23:03
	of Galilee John two.	23:05
	When the wine runs out at the wedding	23:07
	and Mary pesters Jesus.	23:10
	You remember what Jesus answered?	23:13
	Mama, leave me alone, it's not my hour.	23:15
	It wasn't his hour.	23:19
	After Jesus finished one of his lectures up at Jerusalem,	23:23
	the authorities were so incensed by what he said,	23:28
	they tried to bust him.	23:30
	But John says they failed because John says	23:31
	it wasn't his hour.	23:35
	The crowd there noted, this man has done so many things,	23:39
	so miraculously, it's hard to believe	23:42
	that even the Messiah could do more.	23:44
	And such talk really got at the authorities	23:47
	comparing this uneducated Galilean to the Messiah.	23:51
	His hour had not yet come.	23:59
	You couldn't look at him and see who he was.	24:01
	Again, in the temple, Jesus dared to declare,	24:06
	"I and the Father are one, if you know me,	24:11
	you know the Father."	24:14
	They tried to arrest him for such talk.	24:16
	But John says his hour had not yet come.	24:18
	And now today, fifth Sunday of Lent,	24:24
	Jesus abruptly announces,	24:28
	"The hour has now come.	24:33
	The hour has now come the son of man shall be glorified."	24:37
	Now is the hour at last, for Jesus to be lifted up,	24:42
	now is the hour of glory.	24:47
	There'll be no more of his cat and mouse business.	24:51
	This infernal dubiousness about who Jesus really is,	24:54
	that so infuriates throughout the gospel of John.	24:57
	Now is his lifted up power of glory.	25:01
	And it's about time.	25:06
	When Jesus raised dead Lazarus from the tomb,	25:10
	even Jesus critics' knew.	25:13
	The whole world has gone after him.	25:17
	John's gospel is always down on the world.	25:21
	The world is a place of deceit, of constant opposition	25:25
	and misunderstanding of Jesus.	25:29
	But now, you get to the 12th chapter,	25:32
	now everyone has gone after him, even the Greeks.	25:34
	Kappa Sigs.	25:37
	Everybody now wants to see Jesus.	25:40
	It's his glory.	25:43
	At last, the whole world has become	25:44
	a Palm Sunday parade after Jesus.	25:46
	It is his hour, it is his hour.	25:49
	Jesus, who previously has been so coy	25:53
	about who he really is, now says	25:56
	the hour has come for the son of man to be glorified.	25:59
	And there with the spotlight upon him.	26:06
	The whole world goes after him, even the Greeks.	26:10
	Having given the most spectacular miraculous	26:14
	performance of his life,	26:17
	the raising of Lazarus from the dead.	26:19
	High, gloriously acclaimed by a popular.	26:22
	Jesus says, "Truly, I say to you.	26:28
	Unless a seed falls to the earth, it cannot bear fruit.	26:34
	If you love your life, you'll lose your life.	26:41
	But if you lose your life,	26:46
	you will eternally find your life.	26:49
	The hour is about to become the hour."	26:55
	Welcome back to the gospel of John.	27:01
	The gospel of irony.	27:06
	Oh the irony, how this glorious talk of exaltation	27:09
	is mingled with mention of the earth and death and loss.	27:13
	And we sense the irony, the bitter irony,	27:23
	which is the gospel.	27:26
	Jesus is just about to be high and lifted up.	27:29
	This lonely, scorned Galilean is about to be exalted	27:34
	by the world up to an elevation	27:38
	where we shall have a good view.	27:41
	A good view not only of Jesus, but also the world.	27:45
	We're about to see the world for what it really is.	27:49
	He's about to be lifted up on a cross.	27:57
	Some said it thundered when he speak it.	28:03
	Now is the judgment of this world.	28:06
	Now shall the ruler of this world be driven out.	28:10
	And when I am lifted up, oh the bitter irony	28:14
	in him, is the world's day of judgment.	28:21
	His hour is our hour.	28:26
	Oh you who devoutly believed that we are basically good.	28:30
	Oh you who long to believe that we are making progress.	28:37
	That Bosnia is a temporary setback.	28:43
	That the UN is our best hope.	28:47
	That a BA degree and a BMW are morally neutral events.	28:49
	That there's nothing wrong with us	28:54
	that a few sessions of therapy couldn't cure.	28:56
	Look at this one whom we nail to the wood	28:59
	and lift over our ash heap Golgotha.	29:03
	He is our judgment.	29:06
	This is our hour.	29:09
	Now, is the judgment of this world	29:16
	some time between noon and three, Good Friday.	29:18
	His cross, though it was made out of wood,	29:25
	becomes our mirror.	29:27
	In his cross, we see ourselves.	29:30
	In his cross, we get a good view of our religious best.	29:34
	This is really the best that the world can do, isn't it?	29:40
	His cross.	29:44
	Jesus had a way of bringing out the worst in us.	29:47
	His hour is our hour.	29:52
	Nevertheless, he said, "When I am lifted up,	29:57
	I will draw all people unto myself."	30:04
	His cross is our stark mirror,	30:09
	our severe judgment, our reality check.	30:12
	Ironically, his cross is also our salvation, our life.	30:17
	His death is simultaneously his exaltation.	30:23
	We thought that we would lift him up by nailing him up.	30:29
	God raised him up, oh, the irony of it.	30:33
	It's a mystery.	30:39
	How death leads to life.	30:42
	How our sin leads to our salvation, it's a mystery.	30:46
	About this time last week, I was living with some others	30:55
	from Duke in a little Honduran village.	30:58
	And in the morning, if you look just over the mountain,	31:02
	you could see El Salvador,	31:05
	that troubled country.	31:10
	About this exact Sunday of the year,	31:14
	Archbishop Oscar Romero stood up at a mass.	31:19
	And he read today's gospel.	31:26
	From the gospel of John, chapter 12.	31:29
	The hour has come for the son of man to be glorified.	31:34
	Unless a grain of wheat falls to the earth and dies,	31:37
	it remains only grain.	31:41
	But it dies, it bears much fruit.	31:43
	In a short homily, Archbishop Romero said,	31:50
	"You've just heard the gospel of Christ	31:57
	from John's 12th chapter.	31:59
	That one must not love oneself so much as to avoid	32:03
	getting involved in the risk of life	32:06
	that history demands of us.	32:09
	That those who try to fend off danger	32:13
	will lose their lives.	32:15
	But whoever, out of love for Christ, gives himself	32:18
	in service of others will live.	32:21
	Like the grain of wheat that dies,	32:24
	but it only apparently dies.	32:26
	If it didn't die, it would remain alone.	32:28
	Only in undoing itself does it produce harvest."	32:33
	Romero lived what he preached.	32:41
	The government of El Salvador propped up	32:45
	by military contributions form our government.	32:49
	Hated Romero for his outspoken solidarity with the poor.	32:54
	Just after he spoke those words,	33:02
	Archbishop Romero turned to the altar	33:04
	to proceed with the mass.	33:06
	A shot rang out, Romero slumped to the floor	33:09
	just beneath the huge crucifix.	33:12
	Blood poured from his mouth and his nose,	33:15
	turning his white vestments, his purple stole, red.	33:20
	Romero died as he preached.	33:28
	Shortly before he died, he confided to a friend.	33:34
	Sure, I have often been threatened with death.	33:39
	Nevertheless, as a Christian,	33:43
	I don't believe in death without resurrection.	33:45
	If they kill me, I shall rise in the Salvadorian people.	33:49
	If God accepts the sacrifice of my life,	33:54
	though I do not believe I am called to be a martyr,	33:57
	let my blood be seed of freedom.	34:02
	Let my death, if it is accepted by God,	34:05
	be for the liberation of my people	34:08
	and a witness of hope for the future.	34:10
	A Bishop will die, but the church of God,	34:13
	which is the people of God, will rise from the earth.	34:17
	Oh, the irony.	34:26
	Unless a grain of wheat falls to the earth and dies,	34:31
	there is no new life.	34:36
	Unless you lose, you will not find.	34:38
	His death is our life, his cross, our salvation.	34:42
	His hour, our hour.	34:45
	He is lifted up his arms embrace and then like a magnet,	34:48
	like a great magnet, his cross draws all toward him.	34:52
	It's just as if out of some weird, loving magnetism,	34:59
	the cross lifts us up out of the mire.	35:04
	Out of the muck, pulling, drawing out of the alleyways	35:08
	in the subterranean depths all until everything	35:12
	is revealed and all are lifted up and drawn toward him	35:17
	in this act of cosmic redemption.	35:22
	I can't explain it, John can't explain it.	35:28
	We just step back and wonder.	35:33
	One final word of warning.	35:39
	We are entering the most sacred hour of the Christian year.	35:44
	Holy mysteries are about to be worked out among us.	35:50
	And you're gonna feel, you're gonna feel,	35:56
	say, within the next 300 hours,	36:00
	a kind of tug, a kind of pull upon the soul.	36:04
	Like a magnet.	36:11
	You'll see your life reflected in a mirror so truthful,	36:14
	it pierces the soul.	36:20
	You'll want to turn away.	36:24
	You'll try to resist.	36:26
	You'll search for things to crowd out, you're weak.	36:30
	You'll want to run back toward the world.	36:35
	But you're gonna fail.	36:39
	Because this is his hour.	36:43
	This is his hour when he should be lifted up.	36:47
	Now, all shall be drawn to him.	36:51
	Now, he shall have his way with us.	36:56
	His hour is destined to be yours as well.	37:02
	Look, he is drawing you unto himself.	37:06
	It is his hour.	37:13
	(organ music)	37:21
	(crowd sings worship song)	37:57
	The lord be with you.	40:33
Crowd	And also with you.	40:34
-	Let us pray, please seated.	40:36
	Lord Jesus, who for our sakes, endured	40:50
	the pain of the cross.	40:54
	Utter humiliation before the world.	40:58
	Mercifully grant that we might follow your example	41:02
	of patience and self-giving.	41:06
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	41:10
	Lord Jesus, you suffered at the hands of violent men.	41:20
	You faced the principalities and powers with courage.	41:26
	We pray for all those who suffer this day in your name.	41:31
	We pray for the (mumbles), murdered and worshiped	41:37
	last Sunday in South Africa.	41:40
	For the priest murdered yesterday in Italy.	41:44
	Grant us courage, to witness to our faith	41:49
	in your kingdom despite the enmity of the world.	41:52
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	41:58
	Lord Jesus, in a world at war, you preached peace.	42:07
	Peace to those far off.	42:12
	Peace to those who are near.	42:14
	We intercede for the war-torn,	42:17
	war-threatened people of Bosnia, of Northern Ireland,	42:19
	Israel, Palestine, North and South Korea.	42:25
	Guide our feet in the way of peace.	42:30
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	42:35
	Lord Jesus, bless all whose lives	42:44
	are closely linked to ours.	42:47
	Our friends and families, those dear to us,	42:50
	whom we now name before you in our hearts.	42:54
	Grant us grace to love one another as Christ loved us.	43:03
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	43:09
	Lord Jesus, comfort heal all who suffer this day,	43:18
	in body, mind, spirit.	43:22
	Particularly, we pray for those	43:25
	who join us in the Duke hospitals.	43:27
	Give them courage, hope, in their time of trouble.	43:31
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	43:37
	Lord Jesus, we commend at your mercy, all who died.	43:46
	That your will for them might be made full.	43:53
	May we be given a share with all your saints	43:56
	in your eternal kingdom.	43:59
	♪ Let us pray to the Lord, have mercy ♪	44:02
	As we pray in the name of our Lord and savior, Jesus, amen.	44:11
	As the people to whom many gifts have been given,	44:19
	let us offer ourselves and our gifts to God.	44:22
	(organ music)	44:28
	(crowd sings worship song)	45:34
-	Let us pray.	51:39
	Oh God, you have called us to be faithful in all things.	51:42
	Receive these gifts as an honest expression of our faith,	51:47
	our gratitude, our love, and our witness	51:52
	as we re-dedicate our lives to you in this simple,	51:57
	yet vital act of faith.	52:01
	Magnify the power of these gifts, we pray.	52:05
	To spread your peace and love throughout the land.	52:08
	In the name of Jesus Christ, who taught us to pray	52:12
	always together, saying, Our Father,	52:15
	who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,	52:19
	thy kingdom come, thy will will done	52:23
	on earth as it is in heaven.	52:26
	Give us this day, our daily bread	52:28
	and forgive us our trespasses,	52:31
	as we forgive those who trespass against us.	52:34
	And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil.	52:37
	For thine is the kingdom, and the power,	52:42
	and the glory forever, amen.	52:45
	(organ music)	52:49
	(crowd sings worship song)	53:29
	Go in peace to serve God in your neighbor	56:07
	in all that you do.	56:09
	May the grace of the Lord, Jesus Christ,	56:11
	the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit	56:13
	be with you and keep you, amen.	56:16
	(crowd sings worship song)	56:23

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William H. Willimon - "His Finest Hour" (March 20, 1994)

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Sermon start time: 16:19. Sermon end time: 37:15.
The preacher points out the irony of Jesus’ prime hour; his glorious time is on the cross and his death becomes our salvation. This irony indicates both God’s judgment of the world and God’s love for humanity. (Abstract created by Duke Divinity School staff.)
Key quotation: “In him is the world’s day of judgment. His hour is our hour.”

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Date:

March 20, 1994

Speaker:

Willimon, William H.

Liturgical Calendar:

Lent

Biblical Book:

John

Chapter and Verse:

John 12:20-33

Subject:

Contributor:

Duke University. Chapel

Identifier:

UA.17.01.0003 VHS-0362
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duke:321677
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ark:/87924/r4hm5309d
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Duke Chapel Recordings

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Language:

English

Location:

United States
North Carolina
Durham (N.C.)

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