Sermons

The truth about truth is that it has no allegiance. It does not side with one group or another. With so many sources of “the truth” floating around there these days, it’s easy to get sucked into believing messages that we see as true merely because they conform with our

For anyone who has ever felt they don’t belong, that you are not of particular value, Jesus in the scripture upon which today’s sermon is based tries to convince you otherwise. Like the lovely and rare pearl in today’s scripture parable — formed and perfected through

Easter is not just a celebration of life and joy, but is about emptiness and what we see and believe. The empty tomb and the emptiness within ourselves brings us back, grief stricken, to look into that place that makes no sense, to figure out what we see and what we believe, and to hear Jesus

Many of us know what if feels like to be spiritually dry; to seem like the dead, dry bones in Ezekiel 37:1-14. This passage helps us to see that, with God’s help, we can walk out of the valley of bones and be renewed with new life. Like Ezekiel we are called upon to be the voice of hope,