Sermon by Seminary Intern, Deklan J, Lewis  As I was preparing this week, the last couple of weeks, really, and thinking about what should be said about the magi

Love is our theme for this fourth Sunday in Advent, and that seems like something we shouldn’t have to define, but right now I feel like we do. I

I pride myself on caring and doing for others who have needs, and I will do that at my own expense. So, this year I’m finding it hard to

 I’m gonna start in a different way by letting this be the announcement where I tell you that I’m getting a new knee, that’s my Christmas present to myself.

 Has anybody told you that this is the first Sunday of Advent? Advent is all about watching and waiting. The gospel reading, Matthew 24:36-44, this morning dealt with that

I want to begin by celebrating our choice last week. Last week, you had three large decisions, two of which were significant, and those were on the inclusive church

 I was thinking about an example of faith, and I’m a movie person, so this image from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is the image that always comes

 As I was thinking about these scriptures, Isaiah 41:8-14 & Luke 19:1-10, and thinking about where we are. We have our annual meeting next week, and we have some

 I want to us to start by thinking about who has blessed us in our lives. If you haven’t read the November Crown yet, I’m going to give you

As we consider how much we live into our vision and mission that God gave to us, I want you to consider for yourselves why you came today. What