This week’s sermon focuses on the phrase from our poem saying “fast from things that pull us away from God, feast from what brings us closer to God”. In the darkest places (like in Jesus’ tomb), where can resurrection break through in our lives? How can resurrection break into our every day? When have we come through terrible experiences only to find new life on the other side?

Link to readable sermon PDF: 3/27/2016

This week’s sermon focuses on the phrase from our poem saying “fast from worry, feast on appreciation”. This morning we celebrate Jesus’ grand and surprising entrance into Jerusalem for what would be the worst week of His short life. How can we follow His example and not let our fear overcome us and keep us from moving forward?

Link to readable sermon PDF: 3/20/2016

This week’s sermon focuses on the phrase from our poem saying “fast from anger, feast on patience”. Together we will consider the various causes of our anger, how Jesus dealt with anger (yes he did get angry!), and what we can do with our angry energy that will actually make our lives better.

Link to readable sermon PDF: 3/6/2016

This week’s sermon focuses on the phrase from our poem saying “fast from discontent, feast on gratitude”. We consider how gratitude actually has the ability to shape how we see areas in our lives that appear to be lacking. We have mountaintop experiences once in a while in life, but how we cope with the majority of daily life which sometimes appears to be dull or insufficient by comparison?

Link to readable sermon PDF: 2/28/2016