This Sunday we consider all the ways that maybe Mother’s Day is hard on women we love—namely because we all feel pressure to be perfect and have ideal families. But what if God’s grace calls us to something deeper?
This sermon explores the connections between mental health (and its stigma) and our call as people of God who wills wholeness in mind, body and spirit. What does scripture have to say about the hard realities of mental illness? What can Christians do to help?
This sermon is in honor of Earth Day, exploring the call to all Christians to care for God’s creation as a part of our faithfulness. Earth Day has become associated with political division and particular agendas, and yet it is simply asking us to take care of our common home.
This sermon focuses on another Easter story—and the pattern Jesus’ followers had of not recognizing Him. How do we recognize Jesus at work and new life at work in our midst?
Today our sermon explores a long tradition in the Christian church that has not gotten the attention it deserves—celebrating the beginning of Easter season as HOLY HUMOR SUNDAY; honoring God’s wonderful gift of laughter.
