Sermons

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,

Based on Jesus time alone in the desert, the 40 days of Lent, which began on Ash Wednesday, are a time for letting go of things that burden or distract us and to store up heavenly treasures that will carry us through the times of vulnerability and temptation. It’s a time to hit the reset

Like the midwives in the story of Moses, as Christians we are called upon to be unexpected deliverers of mercy, compassion and caring. It is through our many small but not insignificant actions that we bring the kingdom of God to a world that is crying out in need. Today’s sermon is based