Sermons

Today is Trinity Sunday, the culmination of Christmas, Easter and Pentecost when we recognize the work of God as three in one. We hear a farewell from Paul’s letter to the church at Corinth and we consider his words to “put things in order, listen, agree with one another and live in

On this Pentecost Sunday we remember the power of God’s Spirit in wind and flame. It is a power that fills the entire house where the disciples gathered. It is the power of God’s Spirit to fill our houses–the houses of our bodies, our homes, our places of work and recreation

On this Ascension Sunday we consider the difficulties of goodbyes and what things sustain us as we move through seasons of goodbyes. Jesus’ goodbye also comes with a commissioning: the disciples are to carry on the work he has begun. To help them with their grief and to strengthen them

God sometimes feels outside of ourselves and a thousand miles away. In contrast, we are reminded today that God’s Spirit abides within us–as close to us as our very breath. And when we encounter difficulties in life, it is okay to wonder if our prayers result in the receiving of