Sermons

This week we hear the great commandment spoken by Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel. This is a dangerous time for Jesus as he is being challenged and his very life threatened. We often think that the tough places in our lives are no place for love. Jesus teaches us otherwise. Love is a choice.

As we continue our series on invitation, we hear the story of Zaccheaus, who seemed the least likely person Jesus would bother to spend any time with, much less ask to be welcomed by. It is important to remember that Jesus is not just for you and me as individuals and for the people who make us

Today we hear the story of the boy Jesus in the Temple as we continue our series on invitation. Sometimes God feels lost to us and we are surprised by the ways where we find God’s invitation. Jesus’ parents did not find him where they expected him to be. Where do we find God? Are we

Today we continue to look for God’s invitation through stories of the Hebrew Scriptures. We hear the story, from Numbers, of the five daughters of Zelophehad who petitioned Moses and God to receive the family inheritance. The story, alongside the parable of the Laborers from Matthew