Sermons

Pentecost X: For me, the most incredible part of the life of Jesus is that Jesus shows to us God’s nature—who God is. God becomes personal.

Pentecost IX: God endows us with a hunger for the holy, and through God’s Son, we are truly fed.

Pentecost VIII: We belong, we participate, and we share, and in that sharing find ourselves in the presence of God.

Pentecost VII: Miracles happen when we give ourselves a time apart for spiritual renewal and rest.

Pentecost VI: Goodness means opening your own life to love’s enduring power, because love expresses itself in goodness.

Pentecost V: But it also demands our willingness to see what’s wrong too, to speak the truth, to do what we can to help it be better.

Pentecost IV: If we come to sit in pews and just feel spiritual, when we have the wherewithal to bring forth positive change in this city and in the world, in our families, our schools, and our communities then—if we do not bring forth transformational action then our piety is for naught.

Pentecost IV: The church is supposed to break down the barriers that divide us—not erect them. The church is supposed to be a part of the solution—not a part of the problem.

Pentecost III: When the storms come—and they will come—Christ will be in the boat with us.

Pentecost II: To be guided by the love of Christ is to view ourselves and others from a different perspective.