Tuesday, October 21, 2014
As for me and my house
The promised land has one problem: there are a bunch of people who do not believe in God who live there? Joshua, who will lead them into the promised land, must prepare them for this reality. How does Joshua prepare them? What can we learn from Joshua today, as we live into a post-Christendom world?
Confession and Forgiveness
In this sermon we reflect on Psalm 51 and the great power of confession and forgiveness.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Martin Luther and Courage
This is a test site to see about playing audio files through a rss feed. It uses a recent sermon.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Witness and Suffering
Christians changed the meaning of the word "martyr." Originally in Greek this word simply meant witness and had not connotations of suffering. Over time, however, this word meant to suffer because those Christians who gave their witness did suffer. The connection between witnessing to Christ and suffering is as old as the church...
Good Shepherd
Psalm 23 and the metaphor of Jesus as the Good Shepherd is perhaps one of the most comforting images in the Bible. Might there be a little "edge" to this metaphor though?
Road to Emmaus
This Easter season the sermons are focusing on meeting Jesus in our lives. The Road to Emmaus is perhaps the greatest story in the Bible of how and when we encounter Jesus on the road of life.
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