MAY 5, 2024: As we worship around the tables in our fellowship hall, we are discussing our current financial situation and what the future may hold.

APRIL 28, 2024: Accidental encounters may lead to divine appointments!

APRIL 21, 2024: Practice resurrection by being the love!

APRIL 14, 2024: We won’t celebrate Pentecost for a few weeks yet, but today’s text gives us a little preview because this incident was just after Pentecost and the first sermon Peter would have preached and when over 3000 people who were celebrating in Jerusalem became believers and presumably new followers of the Way.

MARCH 31, 2024 - RESURRECTION SUNDAY
I wonder if Peter even heard the women when they first came running into the room where he and the other disciples were huddled together fearful, miserable, and full of grief. Peter was buried inside himself, in a deeper level of grief than all of the others combined.

MARCH 24, 2024 PALM SUNDAY: “Why do we reenact this story every year at the start of Holy Week?”

MARCH 10, 2024: “Today, instead of ending with the art created for this week, I want us to start with it.”

MARCH 10, 2024: “The gospel text this morning picks up right where we left off last week, and I invite you to enter into this story from Jesus’ point of view.“

MARCH 3, 2024: “The names in the story from the Gospel of Matthew for today are significant and powerful.”

FEBRUARY 25, 2024: “We find ourselves in another story about the disciples in a boat today.”

FEBRUARY 18, 2024: “Listen as I tell you a story about Peter.”

DECEMBER 24, 2023: “The music is what brings us into God’s presence.”

DECEMBER 10, 2023: “How will you cultivate delight in your life and the lives of those around you in the days ahead?”

DECEMBER 3, 2023: “Open your eyes. Look for beauty. See the ways that God is moving and connecting and simply making an appearance in your life, in the life of our community.”

NOVEMBER 26, 2023: “Isn’t that longing to share something of ourselves with one another what makes us human?”