Sermons

Pentecost XVII: To praise God means to call forth a world made different by the very act of praise itself.

Pentecost XVI: We are a living embodiment of grace and gratitude in a world desperately in need of hope and forgiveness.

Pentecost XV: God has a sense of humor.

Pentecost XIV

Pentecost XIV

Pentecost XIII

Lent XII: To be a Christian, to live under the sign of the cross, … means that we will always bring the Gospel’s values to bear upon social, ethical, and cultural problems.

Pentecost XI: Speaking as a white, American, Christian man this morning I want to say that it is time that we, with Peter, claim the power Jesus gives us to set each other and ourselves free.

Pentecost X: Gaza, Iraq, the border; Syria, Ukraine, Missouri: Mercy requires of us all—as individuals, churches, nations—a profound turning.

Pentecost IX: What pain could we avoid if we train our hearts with the discipline of answering injustice with forgiveness and love?