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4-8-18 Evidence and the ResurrectionA thoughtful reflection on the debate between faith and evidence about Jesus' resurrection, focusing on the differences between the gospel empty tomb stories.
4-1-18 When the Darkness Gave WayEaster message. Without the eyes of faith, darkness is the greatest power in the universe. But we are light bearers in a dark world, because we carry the same message that Christ gave to Mary Magdalene when he told her to go and tell his disciples that he had risen.
3-11-18 The Just Shall Live by FaithWhat is God's response to human questions about justice and unfairness in a sometimes dark world? This sermon on Habbakuk explores the link between one of the most important New Testament formulations of Christian belief with its origins in Habbakuk.
3-4-18 A God of Second ChancesFrom the sermon: "And this is the kind of God Jesus showed us--a God who loves people who deserve to be judged, who gives second chances; who doesn’t give up—the shepherd who hunts all over the mountain for one lost sheep, the father keeping watch until his prodigal, rebellious son comes home, and then throws a party."
12-17-17 Why Bethlehem?An Advent sermon asking why God chose the little village of Bethlehem for the miracle of Christ's coming to take place, why a manger and why shepherds?
11-26-17 A Message In a BottleJesus said no one can serve two masters, God and money--except, he didn't say, "Money." He said, "Mammon," which was a name, characterizing money/material things as a deity. And Mammon is a MEAN deity. The secret of a life free from worry? Serve the master who will command better things of you.
11-19-17 The Economics of FearlessnessAre you worried about the economy? Anxious about financial security? Listen to this reflection on the words of a homeless man.
