Sermons

Pentecost: In what ways might God be breathing new life into our community, our congregation, our lives? Or are we even open to the possibility?

The fact remains..... our foundation as Methodists ties directly into the task handed to the disciples before Jesus' ascension. 

What if this story of the death and resurrection of Lazarus is even more beautiful than we ever thought possible? 

We put off facing the reality of the future because of our fears in the present.  Why?

What would it mean to be more intentional about recognizing and getting to know the people we journey with?  Maybe we should do more inviting people to "BE OUR GUEST" and show radical hospitality when and where we can. 

Our doubts give us space to grow and learn instead of continuing to cower in fear and disappointment.

Matthew gets a chance to tell his version of the resurrection story. 

The amazing experience of Resurrection Hope and Love gets dashed to the ground when we hear of the violence and injustice of our world.

The week is filled with many raw emotions..... denial, betrayal, and even death are present.

The week is filled with many raw emotions..... denial, betrayal, and even death are present