Sunday, August 31, 2025 Sermon
Lee Davis • September 8, 2025
Sunday, August 31, 2025
What cracked cistern are you still carrying? Where do you feel the water slipping away? And what would it look like — in your life, this week — to set it down, and to live instead from the fountain of God’s living water?
Jesus’ blessings in Luke 6 turn comfort upside down—reminding us that sainthood is found not in perfection, but in love, mercy, and humble compassion.
The Pharisee does everything right by the book, yet misses the heart of the relationship. The tax collector has nothing to show, yet somehow finds his way to grace.
Even in seasons of drought and loss, Joel reminds us that God's grace is already at work beneath the surface, restoring what was broken...
Two forms of waiting...Both are answered by the same truth: when the world grows hard of hearing, God still speaks to the heart.
When prayers seem unanswered, God may still be writing grace on the heart — faith is persistence, even in the silence.
The Church keeps gathering week after week - to do what the tenth leper did. We return. We fall at Christ's feet. We give thanks.
Sts. MM&M awarded $75,000 in community grants to 10 nonprofits, supporting vulnerable families, foster youth, domestic violence survivors, and more.
Even a mustard seed of faith can sustain us in uncertain times—trusting God through exile, honest lament, humble service, and hope renewed.
Gratitude doesn’t just follow healing — it transforms it into something whole.
Mustard-seed faith may feel small, but in God’s hands it grows into the strength that sustains us and transforms the world.