Imagine all the people present in the crowd as Jesus took five loaves and two fish and fed the multitude. Each of them had their own stories, their own histories and motivations, their own expectations and beliefs—and yet Jesus fed
This week’s sermon explores both the beautiful promises of Romans 8:26 & 38-39, and digs into the frustrations of Romans 8:28. What does it mean to trust in a hurting and broken world that “all things work together for good?”
A sower went out to sow, and the sower sowed abundantly, generously, even indiscriminately – good news indeed! A sermon on Jesus’ parable of the sower in Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23. As I updated portions of this message from a previous
Following last week’s baptism celebration during worship in the park, we have a unique opportunity this Sunday to again surround a family with Christian community as our service includes a time of commendation and a celebration of the life of
I’m back from parental leave! I’m so grateful to have had eight weeks to spend with family after Jonah’s birth. For this first Sunday back, I’ve reworked my sermon from June 28, 2020 (in the height of the pandemic!). Here’s