A Glimpse of our Future

Lent invites us to bring our questions, fear, and guarded hearts to Christ. John 3:1–17 reminds us that Jesus meets us in the night and leads us toward trust.

Both in the Garden and in the Wilderness a voice casts suspicion tempting us to believe in the orginal lie, that God can not be trusted. A Lenten Sermon.

Lent begins in Eden (Genesis 2–3): not an apple or Eve’s fault, but distrust that leads to shame. Lent invites us to step out of hiding and trust God today.

This Sunday’s readings (Exodus 24 & Matthew 17) remind us that holy mystery isn’t meant to pull us out of real life—it can strengthen us for it.

Find steadiness for the week ahead. This Sunday’s readings remind us God meets us in holy mystery and real life. Join us for worship.

n a tense, fearful time, Jesus’ words feel surprisingly grounded: “You are the salt of the earth.” Salt preserves what’s good—compassion, truth, dignity.

In this fractured time in our country we may be asking ourselves what God requires of us.

Sermon based on Jesus' calling of his first disciples and how come and see is the basics of evangelsim.

Jesus says, “You are salt.” In fearful times, disciples preserve compassion and dignity, refusing numbness and choosing courageous love.