Sermons

This week marks Epiphany — the 12th day of Christmas.  The end of the Christmas season. This sermon is based on Matthew 2:1-12, a cautionary tale to those of us who warm the pews week in and week out to be on watch, to be open, and to expect the unexpected. To listen to the sermon online,

The peace of Christ does not magically make your life any less busy, your problems any smaller, the realities of your life different. The peace of Christ changes not your world, but your heart And if we each take the time to find the peace of Christ in our heart,  then we act in peaceful ways

Grief In moments of deepest grief, when it feels like everything in your world has stopped and you are surrounded by a cavernous feeling of loss, it can feel hard to even move.  Our hope is that we can recognize during these times that we are not alone; that even in our deepest grief, God can

Fear God’s presence can be found in the wreckage and ruin of the worst of times. Even when fear and terror are justified, and we struggle to comprehend disasters such as the typhoon that recently struck the Philippines, God’s powerful presence can be found — so often through