In last week’s sermon, we met Jonah, a reluctant prophet given a tough assignment. Although he ran away from God’s call, God refused to give up on him. We left Jonah in the belly of a big fish. This Sunday,
For the next two weeks, I’m returning to one of my favorite sermon series (duologies?) exploring the book of Jonah. This sermon is an adaptation of my sermon for St. Peter on January 17, 2021. My sermon on this first
Alleluia! Christ is risen! And the good news of Jesus’ resurrection changes everything. Sorrow and grief are transformed into joy and hope! Because he lives, death no longer gets the last word. The grave is empty, and a new creation
The theme this year for midweek Lenten services has been Tell Me Something Good from A Sanctified Art. I only very loosely followed the theme for Ash Wednesday, and since we do midweek Lent worship in partnership with other congregations,
Have you ever wondered why God takes so long to act? In this Sunday’s Gospel story, Jesus hears his friend Lazarus is sick—and then waits two days before going to him. By the time he arrives, it seems too late.