Peace Be With You
Sermon Scripture: John 20:19-31, Psalm 16 Christ has a habit of showing up in the rooms we have sealed shut, and he always brings the same gift with him. Peace. He does not wait for
Dawn in the Garden
Sermon Scripture: John 20:1-18 We are very familiar with death, but sometimes we are caught off guard by life, if we notice it at all. And that is exactly where the story of Easter begins.
Good Friday Tenebrae Service
A dramatic, scriptural retelling of The Passion of the Christ. “Tenebrae” is an old word with Latin roots which means “shadows.” It is given this name to reflect the darkness of Jesus’ final hours and
The Humble King
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 21:1-11 The kingdoms of this earth arrive in spectacular fashion, but Jesus arrives in a much more humble way, and that choice was the most important thing that happened in the world
On The Threshold of Life
Sermon Scripture: John 11:1-45 Death is an intruder, an enemy, a force that has no place in the world God intended. But the gift of free will, the very capacity that makes love and goodness
Seeing Through the Blame Game
Sermon Scripture: John 9:1-41 This Lent, we have been learning to set aside our disordered desires: our self-sufficiency in the wilderness, our need to control new birth, our thirst for satisfaction in all the wrong
Root & Stem
Sermon Scripture: John 3:1-17 Every spring when the ground begins to thaw and the first green shoots appear in garden beds that have appeared lifeless for months we are reminded of the cycles of life
I Shall Not Want
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 4:1-11 Today we step into the wilderness and the temptation of Jesus. The place where our appetites are met with the often untended parts of our lives and of the many voices
Ash Wednesday
We have gathered together tonight to observe Ash Wednesday. This day marks the beginning of a season in the Christian calendar known as Lent. The purpose of Lent is to help prepare our hearts for
The Mountain and the Valley
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 17:1-9 (14-20) We love mountaintop experiences, but you have to come off the mountain at some point and the process of descent is hard, both physically and emotionally. You have to learn