Sermons

God is with us to comfort and revive us in the face of horror, but also to challenge us to turn things around.

Jesus meets us with not just words of hope, but with actions of authority and integrity.

We have become exiled from our destiny as God’s children, but Jesus has been born among us to reveal to us and restore us to that destiny.

Let us keep the festival by standing confidently, and affirming our faith in the God who takes flesh among us, today!

In God’s coming reign, things we find impossible to reconcile will be reconciled.

Jesus, the coming king, will rise above power mongering and tenderly lead the people into paradise

Christ uses his power to lift up others, but we are prone to misuse power to exalt ourselves.

Love is both a command and an eschatological promise. The promise undergirds our striving to obey the command.

When greed and fear demand that we give our attention to money, Jesus calls us to reclaim the image of God within us, and offer ourselves to God.

There are no passengers in the Kingdom – those who accept the call must go on to clothe themselves in righteousness.

The ten commandments are not a measure of our moral accomplishment, but a gift offered to God by a grateful covenant people.

The wilderness can seem harsh and threatening, but God is there, ready to nourish us with the bread of heaven.