Sermons

Finding unity in God’s unconditional love and grace allows us to be thankful for all of God’s children – even those who vote, believe, and think differently than we do. Christ insisted on unity of purpose, vision, and love no matter our differences. Let us journey together to find unity not division, to be united, not divided!

In the strange new realities that we find ourselves in, how do we continue to find and see God clearly? We are promised that God is always with us and that we are never alone, but seeing God and God’s work in our daily living can be a great challenge. Join us the next several weeks as we seek to learn how to see God in our midst.

Based in part on Barbara Brown Taylor’s book “An Altar in the World”

Jesus said if we love God and love neighbor most everything else will fall into line. We also see through our faith tradition that we can best do that if we focus on three simple rules for life, “do no harm, do good, and stay in love with God”

What is God making clearer? What seems to be blurring even more? How do we feel/find direction in uncertainty?

Seeing things through the lens of Jesus’ resurrection and the Easter story can and should change the way we live our lives!

No matter where we go or what we do, being able to come home to church and God is always reason for gratitude and celebration.

The faith of those we read about in scripture and those who have gone before us show us so many things a bout who we are as human beings and about God.