Sermons

Practice the Presence - Prayer

As the Psalmist says, the way into delight in God rests mightily on meditating on what He has said, done, and promised. You are invited during Lent to practice meditation–to focus your attention on three themes: who He is, who His are, and what life He has for His. Each week you will dedicate time each day to meditating on a text with one of those three themes. Since we believe there’s more to meditate upon a single text than even one sitting can offer, you’ll note that in a given week you will meditate on the same passage for each theme. Do not fear or grow weary from your struggle with distraction.

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That’s the Spirit: Learning to keep in step with Him who indwells

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Song & Dance - The Gospel Melody that Moves in Ephesians

2022 Advent: Waiting is the Hardest Part

Life in Ten Words

Life in Ten Words: Finding life – and more – in the Ten Commandments

They’re far from being a mere set of rules. It’s better to think of the Ten Commandments as if vows spoken between spouses as personal commitments for the sake of finding all that marriage means and offers. Like such promises, faithfulness to the Commandments is a way to life.

Easter Egg, the hidden figure of Elijah in the life of Jesus

In film, “easter-eggs” are little recognitions of other stories which directors subtly sprinkle into their own work. Through our study of Mark’s gospel, we heard frequent references – easter-eggs you might say – to Elijah, the bold and still human prophet of the northern kingdom of Israel during its spiral into dissolution.

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