Today is the third Sunday in Lent, and today’s sermon looks at the themes and purpose of this season. In Lent, we are called to repent and return to the Lord our God, to recognize and turn away from our
Lenten Repentance | Sermon for March 20, 2022
Abram’s Questioning Faith | Sermon for March 13, 2022
On this second Sunday in Lent, we’re exploring what it means to have faith through the lens of Abram’s story in Genesis 15:1-12, 17-18. Abraham is one of the greatest examples of faith in the Bible, but in this story,
Temptation and Paradox – Lent 1C Sermon for March 6, 2022
Today is the first Sunday in Lent, and we’re looking at Luke’s account of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness, the paradoxes of faith, and the good news that Jesus chooses to deny the temptations of earthly glory and empty
February 20, 2022 Sermon – Joseph: God Intended It for Good
After being away traveling for two weeks, it’s good to be back at St. Peter this week. This week, I’m looking at the character of Joseph. Joseph is a great example of God’s faithfulness despite challenging circumstances. In everything Joseph went
The Body of Christ: Loving – Sermon for January 30, 2022
This week was intended to be St. Peter’s annual congregational meeting, but between Christin, Micah, and I all having covid this week and others in the congregation and church council also having it, we decided to postpone the meeting until