Sermons

With all of the images of this season being of Christ’s first Advent, it is easy to forget that, as believers, while we are thankful for the first Advent, our faith looks forward to the second Advent This Sunday, we will think about what it means to be people whose call is to always move

Stewardship and the Second Coming of Christ. What possible connection could there be? Answer? A lot! This Sunday celebrates both our annual Stewardship Sunday, and the first Sunday in Advent. We will be looking at several passages in Matthew 24 and 25 as we explore the explicit connections that

I know you’ve seen them before: The websites. The TV programs. The pulp books. All of them screaming out, Wars! Rumors of wars! Earthquakes! Famines! They usually come complete with pictures of world leaders: Mao Tse Tung, Leonid Brezhnev, Henry Kissinger, Ahmadinejad, Obama. Every one of

We Presbyterians don’t traditionally celebrate All Saints Day because our Reformed forebears bristled at the ancient custom of praying to the saints. However, a true understanding of the saints sees them as all of God’s children-men, women, children together-called to live