It’s five women's simple acts of brave humanity that open up a way out of slavery and death. And it’s acts like that that can still open up new ways forward today.

Sermon, 16 August: "When Justa meets Jesus," by Rebecca Daniel by Geneva Lutheran

Sermon, 9 August: "Overcoming fear," by Wesley Ariarajah by Geneva Lutheran

We may not know how to pray, but that’s all right: God has this covered.

Sermon, 19 July: "In hope we were saved," by Andy Willis by Geneva Lutheran

Yes, Paul says, you really are free. And God’s grace has a hold on you now, and it won’t let you go until its work is done.

Sermon, 5 July: "Understanding what it means to be human," by Rev. Dr. Simone Sinn by Geneva Lutheran

Present yourself to God this way: with trust that grace is real, that you’ve been joined to Christ, that in his death and resurrection, the power of sin has been broken.

Sermon, 21 June: "Remembering and resisting," by Andy Willis by Geneva Lutheran

Sermon, 14 June: "Hope in Ordinary Time," by Andy Willis by Geneva Lutheran