Sermons

We often think of being prepared for the future in terms of “having our affairs in order” which includes things like retirement planning, savings, wills and trusts and things like that. We often ascribe that kind of planning to the parable of the wise and foolish bride’s

In the reading from Hebrews, we are reminded that we are surrounded by those who’ve gone before and by the love of Christ. In this we find our encouragement to live each day to the best of our abilities. Today’s message is based on Hebrews 12:1-2. To listen, please click on the

We come to the conclusion of our journey through the Exodus story with the death of Moses. Moses climbs a hill where he is allowed to see the promised land he will not enter. We struggle with this text in our thoughts of fairness–it isn’t fair that Moses, who was so faithful and

Moses continues to plead on behalf of the people. Moses understands community: that unless we all get there together, we will not get there. While Moses is thankful for God’s favor in his life, he is not merely satisfied with that. He pleads for the people–that God would go with