This sermon made use of Psalm 137 (a raw and brutally honest Psalm about enemies) and Jesus’ teaching on loving our enemies to think through the impacts of 9/11 on our country in the 15 years since that terrible day. The service included a time of remembrance and solemn heartfelt prayer.
This sermon explores how God uses the stuff of our lives to shape us and mold us into who we were meant to be. It draws on Jeremiah’s image of God as a potter at the wheel.
Today’s sermon explores the issue of HUMILITY using Jesus’ teaching and behavior at a dinner party. Jesus’ priority for what we should strive toward is much different than the messages of our culture, and it takes work to cultivate true humility. This sermon explores what that might mean for us.
This sermon explores the call of the prophet Jeremiah, who was only thirteen and scared out of his mind when God spoke to him. It considers what we are all called to do and how we can embrace God’s call to us in our everyday lives within our circles of influence.
Guest Preacher Janna Vanderwoude preaches on Hebrews about those who came before us and about how we today make God’s promises real in our lives.