Sermons

To have a closer relationship with God, to be Saintly, to be a Christian, we often imagine we have to make BIG changes; we have to be a completely different person. But the message from today’s Gospel passage is that it’s really about the small decisions, the small actions you do

As we mark the National Observance of Children’s Sabbath, we remember that we need to roll up our sleeves and do our part to bring hope to the lives of the smallest and most vulnerable in our world. We are not called upon to shrink from the world and its problems, clinging to end times

When the news from the world seems all bad, filling our hearts and heads with the sensational messages from the 24-hour news cycle tends to not only make us unjustifiably angry and paranoid, but full of negativity and anxiety. Worst of all, when we fill everything that we are with something

In a society where needs and wants are so readily satisfied, it is easy to feel we deserve all of those daily things that we take for granted. It is the same for our spiritual lives as well, and in today’s lesson from Matthew 20:1-16, Jesus tells the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard. The