Sermons

When we hope for peace, what is it that we are really hoping will happen? For some, peace is the absence of something – conflict or anxiety. But the Biblical vision of peace is something entirely different: peace is the presence of something – and in abundance. Our sermon this week

We can be pretty timid, sometimes, when it comes to talking about our faith to others. And, with some of the tomfoolery surround faith these days, it is no wonder! But there is no doubt how the scriptures s ee the news about Jesus and God’s work through him for humanity – as good as good

This Sunday, we will look at Jeremiah 29:1-7 – the prophet’s word to the dispirited and captive people of Judah languishing in Babylon. Jeremiah’s word to these defeated people, chafing under the Babylonian boot? To see the welfare of the city in which they live. We may look forward to

 This week is World Communion Sunday! This Sunday recognizes that the church, in every time, place and tongue, is one church, with Christ as our mutual head. There will be readings in several languages, special music and a focus on what it means to be one with others. Join us at 9:30 this