Sermons

Expectations are one of the hardest things to deal with as a human being. We can’t help but have them. We get used to life being a certain way and expect that it will always be like that. We put in work toward something with the expectation that a certain outcome will happen. We enter into

The niceness that Christians have taken to be our highest calling has us regularly avoiding conflicts both large and small and leaves us bereft of the skills to distinguish between petty acrimony and righteous anger, between misplaced indignation and anger as both gift and necessity.  Maybe

How much transformation might take place within on our own hearts, within our own lives, if we listened more? Sometimes what Jesus says is not what we want to hear. Today’s message is based on Mark 9: 2-9  To listen online, please click the headphone icon above. Photo by Jann

If you are stagnant. If it’s been awhile since you’ve done something that felt purposeful. If you are scared, afraid, angry, about the enormity of change in our world and the bottomless sea of need that comes with it, then take the time to retreat, to a deserted place, to pray for