God enters our greatest fear and anxiety with a counter-cultural message: there is enough.
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Sermon: On the Trinity and Hospitality
Early church disputes over theology and orthodoxy can often be dismissed as irrelevant arguments over inane theological minutia; but, I believe the conversations were really about relationships.
Sermon: Tongues of Peace
Christ did not come to give us one more thing to argue about. God knows we have more than enough. He came not only that we might have an example of living a radically compassionate life, but also so that he could destroy once-and-for-all what St. Paul calls “the dividing wall of hostility between us”
Sermon: Grace in the Meantime
Those between spaces where we find ourselves a lot of the time are not punishment, they are just a part of life. They are spaces where the blessed dew of God’s grace has a tendency of collecting.
Sermon: Contagious Love, Abundant Life, and Al Green
To be the Church is to be concerned about others, particularly the most vulnerable and marginalized among us, there is no way around that.
Sermon: Doubting to Believing
Faith… is a response to God’s goodness. God’s goodness is not a response to our faith.
Easter Sermon: Journey into Joy
Situated among the complexity of our lives, Easter may not feel all that important, but in case you don’t know: joy lives in close proximity to possibility.
