Sermons

The Parable of the Good Samaritan is not just about someone doing a good deed, but the lesson (from Jesus) that the people we are conditioned to think we hate, are none other than our neighbors. To be a part of “the 10,000 acts of kindness” that vanquish evil in the world, we have

In James, we hear about the perils of favoritism, which is synonymous with bias. Developing biases is a normal part of human nature, but God calls us beyond nature and automatic process to open our lives to the neighbor God wants us to not only see, but to embrace and love. Today’s

James is “a general” letter that circulated to many early churches (as opposed to being written, like many of Paul’s letters, to a specific community). Though the authenticity of authorship is doubted by scholarship, there is so much valuable words and inspiration in the

Today’s message is based on Mark 1:14-20. To listen, please click on the headphone icon above. Photo by Brett Jordan.