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

Before we get into the three conversations that make up today’s reading, I want to say a bit more about John’s gospel and the location of today’s scripture, John

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

This past week I read “The Golden Rule” to the preschoolers. What I appreciate so much about the author’s take on it is that it invites our imagination to

Here is your word of the day: Quanked. For our youth and young adults, expanding your vocabulary is a lifelong skill. For those of you who think I’ve gone

Sermon by Seminary Intern, Deklan Lewis The last time I preached here, the topic was Jesus’ baptism. If you were here and you remember that far back, you’ll remember

 I think for most of my life, Lent was about giving something up. Back in the day, the Catholic church told folks that we needed to give up meat

 With it being Transfiguration Sunday, I wanted to give you sort of an overview of where we are and where we’re headed. The liturgical calendar is really a beautiful

A Talk with Rev. Kuhn (Black Text) and Rev. Edward Bailey (Blue Text) Last week, I talked about how in this season of Epiphany, the scriptures are all trying

 We are well into the season of Epiphany, and the season of Epiphany is about revealing who Jesus is. Since his conception, we’ve been getting signals. This is Matthew’s