The sermon this week explores Jesus’ often confusing parable of the bridesmaids and considers how we fill our faith reserves for our journeys—what is our work to do for our own spirits as opposed to what do we share with others?
This sermon explores a disturbing parable told in the Gospel of Matthew about the Kingdom of God. We consider what it means to respond to the journey of faith as an invitation and celebration, and how many of us hold back from truly responding at all.
This sermon explores one of Jesus’ most infuriating parables (stories about how God’s kingdom works as compared to our world). We consider what fairness looks like in light of God’s love. How do we cope when life seems unfair?
Forgiveness is probably one of the most prevalent themes in all of Jesus’ teachings. But how do we live that out? What does He want us to do with forgiveness in our own lives? And is forgiveness asking us also to forget?
This is the sermon for yet another start to the season of Lent, meditating on what it means when we say “Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return”. This is not just a morbid statement, but a statement of all that God can do, even with the likes of dust; even with the likes of us!!
