Hope in Him gives us the gift of eternal life.

The title of today's sermon is "My Spirit Rejoices in God My Savior." These are the words of Mary, who talks about how deeply happy she is in knowing that she will eventually give birth to the Savior of the world. The scripture for today's sermon is Luke 1: 39-55. The writer of this story is Dr. Luke who shows an exquisite understanding of all, but especially of Mary and Elizabeth. These women are relatives and also great friends. They are distant in age, but both are pregnant. Elizabeth will eventually give birth to John the Baptist. Mary, of course, is pregnant with Jesus. We will see how the words of Mary relate to us and to our world today.

Finding the true meaning of Christmas in a cold barn on Christmas Eve.

How does David of ancient times speak to us in the drama of today?

Why is it that we confess our faith every Sunday, every night before we go to bed, in our cars; why do you think that is? Because it reminds us of who we are, where we are going, and that hope, the confession of our hope, will never abandon us.

A meditation on how our ego, anger, hurt and other feelings separate us from the will of God and forgiving those who are indebted, transgressed or sinned us.

Is it time to remove some of our old ways and replace them with current wisdom and revelation from Heaven?

New actions, New ideas

GOD IDEAS, not good ideas. We need to get out of our comfort zone.

It’s time for us to be disciples, time for us to be learners, to embrace learners and create new learners.

A sermon about the Lord's favor that is so often with his children.

A stewardship sermon on what I do with my things!

The meditation on subverting your ego to see and empathize better with others suffering.