Sermons

Welcome our guest speaker, Cynthia Changyit Levin. She will share how she lives out her faith advocating to her elected officials in partnership with vulnerable people

Figuring out our response to Jesus’ question, “Who do you say that I am?” just might be the most significant way to live our faith in a way that leads to transformation for us and our neighbors. 

What can we do to resist Christian Nationalism ideology in ways that keep us from losing our souls in the process?

With so many ideas and images of Jesus available to us, what are we to do? How do we guard our own hearts from harmful visions of Jesus?

let's take a look at this Labor Day weekend and how Zaccheus sizes up and what it says for all of us!!!! 

How do we respond to such injustice in our time? What if there is a life-giving way to respond to the death-dealing ways of power and authority? 

What makes us who we are and how we handle things sometimes needs to be reviewed and renewed.

Jesus' words....."don't be troubled or afraid..." should ring in our hearts but often don't.  How do we learn to hear them afresh and with welcome hearts?

Our task is to stand up for the least, the last and the left out.  To help their voices to be heard over and above all of the competing voices.

Power and responsibility, freedom and liberty, documents and their interpretation, time-honored ideas and new-fangled disputes — all represent contemporary conflicts that simultaneously take us way back in time.