Sermons

We often define faith as a set of beliefs, or we define faith as an experience of God. The reality is that faith is a combination of both. At times we question what we believe, but we feel the presence and reality of God. At other times it seems as though God’s presence is absent, and we look

Jesus’ message – that we must return hate with love, turn the other cheek, pray for those who stand against us – is incredibly counter-cultural. It will not win you an election, but it may help change the world for the better. Today’s message is based on Matthew 5: 38-48 To listen online,

Today’s passage from the Sermon on the Mount deals with difficult topics: anger, adultery, divorce and the swearing of oaths. Jesus seems to take the laws of the times and make them even harder to live up to. But, put into the proper context, we understand we are called to righteousness

If we give up on practicing our Christianity—and merely become consumers of it—then we have lost our zest and our light has gone out. Practicing means doing the sometimes hard, uncomfortable, disorienting things that Jesus compels us to do: love our enemies, pray for those who persecute us,