Worship & Sermon Archive

Our August theme is 'Finding Faith'. The past months and years have left many of us shaken, confused, frustrated, and questioning.

As we explore the theme Towards Freedom this month, we have focused so far on the way we express freedom as individuals.

As my seminary professor Chris Morse used to put it, God is the one who loves us into freedom and frees us to love.  I can't think of a better summary of Christian theology than that!  

We are all vaguely familiar with the tale of David and Goliath, a story that has entered secular culture as a symbol of striving and thriving against overwhelming odds.

This Sunday, we'll be live and on Zoom for worship!  We'll come together from our homes or from wherever you have traveled to join our hearts and minds in real time, starting at 10am!

With great joy, I invite you to join us for worship this Pride Sunday!  For the first time, the entire service will be led by queer and beloved members of our church community. 

Does Jesus really call this woman and her daughter dogs?  That hits kind of low on the ‘What Would Jesus Do’ meter, even though Jesus does it. 

How did you get through the last fifteen months? How are you getting through?

In many ways, the past few weeks have made me feel like I could see again, move again, breathe again. 

Still processing the death and resurrection of their friend and teacher, the early Jesus-followers are astonished when a visit from the Holy Spirit...

This Pentecost, after 15 months of worshiping remotely, we will worship together in person! 

The Psalmist offers us wisdom in these lines and we would be remiss to dismiss it.

A lot of the time we get stuck on worshiping Jesus instead of following him. 

In the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus is always eating. Okay, he starts our fasting for forty days; but after that, Luke says, he's famished.

This Easter Season, we are taking a close look at the encounters people have with the risen Christ.

We continue to hold each other in prayer, you can add your prayer requests.

There is a wisdom in our faith tradition. Easter is celebrated not as a day, not as a week, but for a full season.

Happy Easter! As you may recall, Easter 2020 was a frightening time.

Join us as we gather in remembrance of Jesus' last supper with his friends. We will spend time in contemplation and share in holy communion.

This Sunday, we mark the time when Jesus makes his final entrance into Jerusalem. We will wave palms, shout our hosannas, and give praise to the One who comes in the name of the Lord.