Today is Christ the King Sunday, and we’re looking at Jesus’ story of the final judgment, where he describes people of all nations being separated as sheep from goats based on their service to the least of these. Also in
With COVID-19 cases spiking again, this week we’ve moved back to online-only worship for the remainder of the year. In our online worship service today, we’re looking at the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:14-30 and what it might
Today’s readings have a common thread: Waiting. As Christians, we wait with hope, knowing the Kingdom of God is coming and is at hand, but our waiting is no excuse to withdraw from the world. Here’s my sermon on Amos
On All Saints’ Day, we remember the promise of eternal life in God’s kingdom. Continuing with the “back to basics” theme from last week, this week’s sermon is on keeping perspective in the midst of a pandemic and an election.
Due to me potentially being exposed to COVID-19 this week, we did not gather for in-person worship this weekend. Here’s the Scripture and sermon for Reformation Sunday. In the Reformation, Martin Luther called the Church to return to basics. God