TagResurrection
Almost But Not Yet
The Disembodied Body
Is there Math & Grammar in Heaven?
New Day Sermon Pentecost 22 Math, grammar, and the promise of the resurrection…or in a few simple words how Jesus offers us hope in the now and not yet.
The Black Hole of the Easter Cave
TRADITIONAL SERMON Easter Sunday Darkness and light … it is a rhythm that has always stood at the center of this story. Energy … that we cannot begin to comprehend, fuels the event. Theories, questions and conclusions have arisen around it, even though none of us have ever seen it with our own eyes. And…
There’s Something About Mary
Traditional Sermon Mary Magdalene, Apostle Day “I have seen the Lord!” It’s a great phrase found in our Gospel reading today from John chapter 20. We usually hear this Gospel reading on Easter morning. One can say that you can boil down every sermon to one phrase– “I have seen the Lord!” Not bad…a sermon…
Death is Not the Final Word
Where do you see God in Worship?
2nd Sunday after Easter Preview
Licorice, Death, and Life
New Day Sermon Lent 5 There’s a rhythm to our reality where death leads to life. Jesus reminds us that to really know life, something needs to die. How is Jesus inviting you to die?