Living God not a dead idol says Kenney in sermon
In a sermon on theology for today, Kenney argues God must be a living speaking and experiencing companion. He contrasts belief tied to creeds with living practice, warns against a God who is dead after ancient times, and urges embracing a God who suffers and acts in the world.
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