On this second Sunday of Lent, we continue our Lenten series on “Seeking” by exploring the question, “How do we begin again?” We’re looking at two characters in the Bible who asked questions of their own, Abraham and Nicodemus. And
Due to a snowstorm, we postponed our Ash Wednesday service this year by a week. Also, much of this sermon is a repeat of my 2017 Ash Wednesday sermon, when we did this same theme in Greene for midweek services.
On this first Sunday of Lent, we begin our theme Seeking: Honest Questions for Deeper Faith by looking at two stories of temptation. First, we hear the familiar Genesis story of Adam and Eve tempted by the serpent in the Garden
Today is Transfiguration Sunday. While going down a few rabbit holes in this strange story, this sermon focuses on the promise that Jesus comes down the mountain with his disciples, choosing to enter into the messiness of our broken world
We are called to share the good news of the coming of God’s kingdom, called to live God’s way, rather than the world’s way. But as followers of Jesus, what is it we are supposed to do? In this Sunday’s