Christmas Eve Sermon 2025

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.

Micah’s do, love, walk meets Jesus’ Beatitudes: a faithful way to live with justice, mercy, and humility in tense times for church and daily life right now

In a loud, divided nation, Peter’s confession in Matthew 16 returns us to Christ—the steady center who frees us from fear and speaks truth with love today.

Epiphany invites more than admiration—it calls us to move. A short reflection on Isaiah 60 and the Magi: God’s light brings direction, courage, and change.

Father Lee Davis shares a New Year message after Christmas Day Eucharist with two Iranian sisters at Broward Detention Center—our call to carry Christ's joy.