Sermons

Lent III

Lent II: What would you attempt if you knew you wouldn’t fail?

Lent I: Jesus only had to wrestle with three plausible lies. Now, thanks to your iPhone, you can battle 60 per hour.

Ash Wednesday: Year after year, the mark of a sooty cross upon our brow reminds us that followers of Jesus found the spark of new life in his life and ministry. We may find it still.

Epiphany V: Giving Sabbath to myself, my wife, and my children turned out to be the single best thing I’ve ever done.

Epiphany IV: For Christian people, even the people who oppose us and our values continue to share our humanity.

Epiphany III: Much of Jesus’ apocalyptic language can only be understood through an environmental lens. Like all the prophets before him, Jesus does not forecast to discourage but to call us to repentance.

Epiphany III: Wrestling with Scripture is not something to be fearful of or a weakness, but rather it evidences faithfulness to our religious faith and call.

Surman: “Use your power for the benefit of other people,” Jesus taught by his example. “And show them how to do the same.”

In this service we come together to acknowledge that in order for America to have a future, we will first need to find a deep and abiding faith in God.