In this exceedingly angry and divided world, how we handle it when we are faced with God’s love for EVERYONE? Even those people who voted differently from us; who push our hot buttons; who we can’t even stand to be around? Are we willing to answer God’s call to share love with such people? Today we examine the story of the most reluctant prophet, Jonah and ask these questions of ourselves using his story.
MONDAY 10/4 6pm
11/8/2020: Does God See Me? God’s Care for the Needy
Today’s sermon looks at the story of a woman who is at the end of her rope and prays by pouring out her heart. When her prayers get their answer, she sings a song about how God uplifts the needy and reverses the fortunes of the rich and powerful. How is a God like this working in our lives today?
11/1/2020: Why do we Remember?: The Story of Passover
This morning’s sermon ties into All Saints Sunday, looking at the ancient story of the very first Passover and what it means to people of God today. What role does memory play in our faith? The people we remember and the stories we tell—how do they shape who become? This ritual of Passover, if we let it, has power to ground us and center us in a chaotic world that tries to tell us who we are.