Often we consider our value in monetary ways. To be made whole, worth is so much more. This sermon considers the Cycle of Blessings and the currencies of Relationship, Truth, Wellness, Leadership, Time and Place and Money.
Continue readingA shared worship service with St. Marks Presbyterian Church and Lyndhurst Community Presbyterian Church. Recognition of World Communion Sunday to model one community in Christ Jesus.
Continue readingGod comes to us in a menagerie of ways. Such as the laughable act of having a child at 90 years old. Or entering a wrestling bout with God and going the distance. Maybe God is speaking now though the voice and actions of young people. Moving us from what
Continue readingIt may seem silly to wait upon God, laughable even. But, we believe in a promise. It does require something from us though, are we prepared to be amazed and see what God can do?
Continue readingSummer sermon series concludes and we imagine a world where all work to be the hands, feet and heart of Jesus. Students share about summer mission trip to City Serve Mission – Denver. Jesus invites us to form a world where all are at home in God’s kin-dom.
Continue readingJesus’ insistence on inviting all sorts and conditions of people to join around the table was the promise a new community. Take note of the number of gospel encounters involve food or happen around the table. Interesting? A small taste of the new heaven and earth that God promises. The
Continue readingThe name Jesus, or in Aramaic, Jeshua, means “God is salvation.” How did Jesus save the people? From what did Jesus liberate the people from and how do we claim the same liberation today?
Continue readingTake a long look at how Jesus was called to live his life. Because we follow in the way of Jesus, a call is given to all who wish to follow. Text only available for this day.
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Can we know Jesus – a life, ministry and purpose, without considering the ethnicity and gender of Jesus? In a fractured world today, are these issues a barrier for some to know the true love of Christ? Never, I am.
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