Sermons

Lent III: When was the last time you drank deeply of the living water that Jesus offers to all who would receive it, that touched your parched places, the sore spots in your spirit?

Lent II: Christians care about things like gun violence because we believe God loves the world and wants all of its creatures to live.

Lent I: Wilderness invites us to consider the possibilities of faithfulness.

Ash Wednesday

Epiphany VIII: We stand at this juncture today to be touched by the manifestation of God as we prepare ourselves this week to begin our Lenten journey to Calvary and the Cross.

Epiphany VII: Jesus knows that we may not be capable of divine love and forgiveness and compassion yet, but he wants us to try.

Epiphany VI

Epiphany VI: To be human is to live in community, and Jesus would remind us that we have been given each other not as punching bags but for support.

Epiphany V: When we hear Jesus call us, collectively, the salt of the earth we remember why we’re here: to show the world what it means to be fully human and fully alive on God’s terms.

Epiphany V: Jesus says that his disciples and we are the light of the world and that we’re called to go out and share that good news that Jesus unpacks in the Sermon on the Mount.