Last week I preached about the ground and humility and I felt that I got a dose of humility as that sermon did not flow like it normally does.

Last weekend I graduated from the Foundations Training Course for Gestalt Pastoral Care that I have been taking this past year, and as part of that work we looked

Today, we began with a scripture reading from Genesis 1, as I think this is the creation story most people know, and we will continue to use it as

So here we are – gathered in this “new to us” space where we will be for worship this summer. For the next few minutes, I invite you into

So this week, I could go on at length about the problems of the world. As we were hit by a cyberattack, which not only overwhelmed our email system

If you don’t know this about me, the word “obey” has negative connotations to me. I was raised in a house, yes, I said house, not a home, Because

How did you learn what love is? Who helped you to learn this? For the first century hearers of our scripture, the answer was probably through the stories of

I don’t know what your week was like but mine was hard. There were several mornings when I just wanted to stay in bed and pull the covers up

Our scripture for today begins with some confusion. Unlike the other gospels, here Mary Magdalene goes to Jesus’ tomb alone, and it doesn’t tell us why. In the other

Today’s scripture, John 9:1-34, was quite involved, and we did not read it to the end. In the seven verses we didn’t read, Jesus seeks the blind man and