Youth Sunday 

Easter Sunday sermon

The Passion Narrative, according to Luke

"Grace. it's a short little word... it packs a big theological punch... It's almost impossible for us mere humans to understand... God gives us more of it than we could ever ask or imagine."

"What Christ is asking us to do here is reorient ourselves to him, to God, to move away from the self-justification and into further relationship with him. "

"We have all known anguish, grief, and the desire to lament. And no matter how strange it might feel to shout at or get angry with God, lament is good."

"Think about a time when everything just clicked, when the pieces of the puzzle suddenly fit just right and you saw things more clearly... The transfiguration is that feeling times one thousand. My friends, the transfiguration is inviting us to...

"God remains actively involved and at work in creation... I believe that God works within events and with our choices - the good and the bad, the tidy and the messy, the glorious and the tragic." 

"Simon, who has witnessed Jesus' power firsthand is prepared to trust Jesus even though he doesn't know who exactly Jesus is, but that is about to change."

Anniversary worship service for the 1942 Prayer for Peace 

"You are Christ's own, forever."

"Life's journey can be textured. The multitude of points where God will find us on this journey can be textured too."

The first Sunday after Christmas

Christmas Eve sermon

Advent IV

"I want to remind us of the dangers of cheap joy... For some of us, this reminder to 'rejoice, always,' feels a little shallow, considering everything that's going right. Worse, is joy that is used as a hiding place... and perhaps the most insi...

Advent II"This grace, this abundant love that we can't earn or lose that we receive as God's company here on earth in the person of Jesus, is something God offers anyone who will accept it."

"In what ways are we blinded by the shiny stones of an earthly temple rather than putting our attention in the one that created us and everything we see?"