Don’t panic! It’s just the end of the world. As we near the end of the church year, the focus of our readings in worship moves forward to the end times. In this Sunday’s Gospel from Luke 21, Jesus warns
In this Sunday’s Gospel reading from Luke 20, a group of Sadducees attempts to drag Jesus into a debate over the logistics of how the afterlife will work. But as Jesus points out, the questioners are missing the point. Their
This All Saints Day message explores what it really means to be a saint. You don’t awarded the title of saint for giving away over 38% of your income or volunteering at least twice a week; sainthood is about being
This year’s Reformation Sunday sermon explores the new mission statement recently adopted by Christ the King: “Rooted in Christ, Nurturing Faith, Loving and Serving All.” What does it mean to be rooted in Christ? How are we nurturing faith? What does
If God is good and powerful, why do bad things happen? This week’s sermon concludes our fall series Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith by looking at one more unavoidable, unanswerable question (and this one’s a big one): Why do the innocent