This is the start of a sermon series exploring how games we learn from childhood teach us rules and lessons about life in this world. This first in the series explores the game of Telephone, in honor of the annual celebration of Pentecost where the church received God’s spirit as one unified messages. How do we hear one word of God, but make it our own? (NOTE: This was also Confirmation Sunday in our church, which plays into the sermon themes)
This sermon explores what we do with God’s grace. If we accept that we have been given this incredible gift, how do we live with that in day-to-day real life?
This sermon explores some of the theology of Paul’s letter to the Romans—how do we find peace with God? How is our relationship with God different from other relationships in this world?
Today’s sermon considers Abraham as an age-old model of faith for all of us living in the real world of today on our journeys of faith.
Today’s sermon explores what idolatry looks like in modern day life in a way that we can all relate to, and considers how we might let God be God more often in our lives.
