Almost every family faces questions of how to respond to mental illness. When we read the Bible we come to see that this is not a new reality.
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Section Archives: Audio Sermons
Report from the Capitol
Some serious discernment is required of us as we decide what it is that we should ‘”give to the emperor” and what it is that we should “give to God.”
Jesus Loves Me This I Know
A kid-friendly service of Communion celebrating World Communion Sunday.
Fluent In the Language of Love
We all need to love and be loved but we do not all speak the language of love in exactly the same way.
The Exercise of Power
Males need to reconsider and relearn how we express our power, especially in relationship to women and children.
Against All Odds
Ruth was an immigrant. Her experience still provides insights into the courage and creativity required to negotiate that vulnerable identity.
Uniting in Love, Building On Our Foundation
In worship we will lift up our new church theme for the year ahead and invite God’s Spirit to continue to develop us into a community united in love.
The Knights of Labor and the Principle of 100% Inclusion
Many people find movements of radical inclusion, including the ministry of Jesus, to be very threatening and work to suppress them.
A Weekly Inconvenience
Fair enough, going to church on Sunday is an inconvenience. Some- times it is necessary that we inconvenience ourselves.
A Difficult Topic
The United States has seen a 25% increase in suicide since 1999. Simply condemning suicide does little to prevent it nor does it offer any comfort to the loved ones left behind. A serious conversation, a sacred conversation, is in order.