Sermons

As the season of Lent begins as we prepare for Easter, we are reminded of Jesus’ words: “One does not live by bread alone.” For those who have more than enough, the words signal a need to be empty, to remember and experience hunger. For those who struggle to have enough, the words signal hope,

There is a well-documented phenomena in which people who are in their last days of life will have dreams in which they speak with loved ones who are long deceased or go on a journey with friends. Those studying this don’t yet understand what sparks the dreams, but it is clear they comfort

In today’s Gospel reading we hear about Jesus returning “filled with the power of the Spirit” after 40 days of fasting and battling temptation in the wilderness to proclaim his good news to the poor, the blind, the captive and the oppressed. But for those who live daily in

In this time of new beginnings, we reflect today on baptism and the imagery of water. Which describes the state of your own life and your own heart?  If your waters are troubled, remember that through them God’s Spirit brings healing. If your waters are too still and stagnant, remember th