Sermons

As we enter into the season of Stewardship we turn to the first creation story in Genesis and consider that above the many wonderful lessons of that story is this: God is a creative and giving God. We pledge to take time to consider that we are called to be givers and not takers in this world

In this story we are reminded of what is most important to us, especially when we are tested by circumstances or the words of others. Spending to understand what we believe is important as it provides a touch point we can always come back to. This week, consider what is most important to

Dreaming and hoping for better days are an integral part of faith. As we hear the story of Jesus’ restoration of Baritmaeus’ sight, we consider the ableism of society and why it exists and where healing needs to occur. We hope and dream of a day when all people can fully participate

The great amongst us are not the billionaires jet-setting to space, but the quiet servants who faithfully minister to the least of these. Jesus assures us that if we want to be great, we must be a servant. Today’s message is based on Mark 10:35-45. To listen, please click on the headphone