Lesson: Luke 8:26-39 (notes on text). "May we, when we meet change in one another, and within groups, at home, at church, at school, at work, and in our country, may we all be open to God’s presence and let go of the chains that keep us from recognizing healing in our midst."

Lesson: John 14:6; 8:31-32

Lesson: Luke 7:1-10. "Whether we are called to serve as students, teachers, deacons, elders or none of the above for now, we are invited to view the world as Jesus might: with an open invitation to respond to God’s love in the world."

Lesson: Ecclesiastes 3: 1 -13 "And...hope is what our Christian faith is all about. Our faith is not only having hope that not only God comforts us through the seasons we experience in our lives."

Acts 2, contemporized.

Lesson: I John:1. "What the witness of John is telling us today, is there is a miracle at work within and among us."

Lesson: Acts 16:9-19. "And the community listens. As Eleutheria speaks.These Resurrection stories let something loose. They call forth speech. They invite us to speak, and to listen for voices long-silenced."

Lesson: 13:31-35. "But this is the opportunity we have today. Today, we are asking you to stand up as Christians and let Jesus show by writing letters to Congress. Royce will say some more about the details in the Moment for Mission. People are watching. Our kids are watching. “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”

Lesson: Acts 9:36-43. "The world still belongs to God. God is still at work. The Lord is our shepherd. Thanks be to God."

Lesson.: Acts 9:1-22. "But we can be transformed in the ways Saul was transformed. Relinquishing the violence that seems so natural in people and in our culture, trusting the Christian community to help us do that, is not easy but it is what Jesus, calling to us from his solidarity with the oppressed and persecuted, is asking."