Category: Sermons
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In our culture, authority is often the thing that intrudes on our personal liberty. But it’s also what calls us into growth.
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What if feeding a crowd wasn’t the only problem that could be solved, as Jesus did, by approaching it with humility?
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Don’t trample what is good in going after the bad. Don’t place your focus on the evil, because you can’t destroy and cultivate at the same time.
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The seeds sown in our nation’s history have brought a complicated harvest. In light of what is now being reaped, what will we sow? How will we tend to the soil?
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A contradiction at the the heart of our nation’s founding still troubles our nation’s soul. It is time to stay still with the pain that lives within our bodies so that we may begin the long process of putting it down.
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It’s time to question the stories we are told about artificial intelligence.
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Jesus sends the disciples into the world with this commencement speech, telling them to love wherever they go, and to stay alive. It’s rarely easy advice, which is why we need community.
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Our sacred stories tell us that God shepherds us into uncomfortable places. What do we do with that?
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The intersection of politics and theology, consequences and forgiveness in Christianity’s most profound story.
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Jesus looks past stereotypes in others – and asks others to look past stereotypes when they view him.