This week’s sermon explores a game meant for our youngest children. What does it mean to win at a game where there is no strategy? Where it is all “luck of the draw”? In life, how do we make the best of whatever hand we are dealt, even when it seems unfair?
This sermon considers what we are building with our lives and how to build ourselves up with a strong foundation that can weather any storm without toppling over.
In this sermon, we consider the meaning of healing (as opposed to cure). What does true healing and wholeness look like beyond physical illness? Where can we invite Jesus’ healing into other areas of life and how do we respond to that healing?
This sermon explores the art of a sincere apology in a culture with a “sorry, not sorry” mentality. It considers the role of saying “I’m sorry” in our journeys of faith.
This sermon continues in the sermon series on lessons from childhood games that relate to adult life and faith. Today we explore the simple game of Follow the Leader and think about what it means to be a good follower, not just a good leader.
