An angry man. A merciful God. And an entire city pardoned, people and animals alike. A story worth passing on from one generation to the next. Sermon by Ron Adams

God’s wondrous love keeps drawing the world in. Sermon by Ron Adams

The good news of the gospel is that God’s salvation has broken through the darkness of humanity. Salvation has nothing to do with who we are or what we do but in Christ alone. God’s guiding light always leads us toward love and Jesus shows us how to love. Sermon by Gina Burkhart

The Christmas story from Luke’s Gospel as told through 14 carols, a bit of imagining and a few odds and ends. Sermon by Ron Adams

In order to make room for what God is doing we must have a spacious heart. Mary and Elizabeth give us examples of living with openness to God’s work in and through us. Sermon by Gina Burkhart

The invitation for us is to lay down our fears as best we can, and to learn again to trust in the God who makes and keeps promises. Sermon by Ron Adams

Advent calls us to see things as they really are and to look to God for our salvation. Sermon by Ron Adams

We are able to give thanks in all circumstances because we’ve been transformed through the habits of the spirit and of the body. Meditation by Ron Adams

How do we sing the Lord’s song in our world of violence? How do we hold on to faith and hope in the midst of our feelings of disorientation, grief, pain, anger and vengeance? Sermon by Mary Grace Shenk

Love complicates things. Love insists that we not rely on the cool logic of legalism, but that we instead enter into the sometimes agonizing struggle to discern how to act and what to do and how to respond and what love looks like in any given circumstance. Sermon by Ron Adams