Sermons

As we read the palm-less Palm Sunday story from Luke’s Gospel and consider the differences between the Gospel narratives, we also consider the “what,” the “why,” and the “so what” of this iconic story. Luke’s Gospel, as others, relies heavily on

The extravagance of God’s love in Christ is powerful. So much so, that we often feel the need to mute it by limiting its scope. The act of Mary anointing Jesus’ feet was a very personal act of humbling love. As we move into Holy Week, we pause to remember this great, powerful love

Today’s message is based on Joshua 5:9-12. To listen, please click on the headphone icon above. Image credit: freebibleimages.org

In today’s lesson we hear ominous words from Jesus about repentance and judgement. We spend a little time today talking about the theology of fear and how there is a possibility for faith and faithful response that is not simply motivated by avoidance of a negative. In the parable of the