For us as Christians, baptism is a means of grace, a gift from God offering forgiveness of sin and a welcome into God’s family. But if baptism is for forgiveness, why does Jesus need it? Today’s sermon for Baptism of
Epiphany reminds us that God’s light shines in the whole world. Reflecting on the Magi, King Herod, and the weekend’s news of US intervention in Venezuela, this week’s sermon aims to remind us that there is no “them” in God’s
Merry Christmas! On this first Sunday of Christmas, we’re looking at the lives lived by two lesser-known characters in the Christmas story who could not be more different from one another: Joseph & Herod. One pursues power at all costs,
This Sunday, our Advent journey continues with Elizabeth’s story, which quickly becomes intertwined with the more familiar story of Mary, a cousin of Elizabeth who receives her own visit from Gabriel and the promise of a miraculous pregnancy. We’ll look at
This Sunday, we conclude our four week focus on stewardship (using the Stewardship in a Box resources from Church Anew) with a call to intentional giving. Jesus tells a powerful story emphasizing the importance of being prepared. When we don’t