Kyama preaches on taking up the cross and denying oneself.

(Unfortunately, due to some connectivity problems in the church, the beginning of Kayama's sermon was inaudible. This audio picks up when the microphone he was speaking into was started again, about 2 min into the sermon.)

On the first Sunday of Lent, John preaches on the Flood and the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan.

Annette shares an Ash Wednesday meditation on agreeing with God.

Macie preaches on Mark's account of the Transfiguration of Jesus and experiencing the presence of God on less conspicuous occasions.

Paul preaches on the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in the gospel of Mark, the nature of Jesus’ authority, and how it derives from his relationship with the Father.

David preaches on Mark 1:21-28, a story in which the crowd remarks that Jesus preaches with authority. He considers the authority of Jesus and its relation to his own submission to the Father in love.

Michèle preaches on Jonah, the terrible, but very successful missionary to Nineveh, and the African concept of ubuntu, which emphasizes the connections between human beings.

John examines the Gospel of John's account of the calling of the disciples and Brother Roger, the founder of the Taizé community in France.

On the first Sunday after Epiphany, Tim preaches on the role of the Spirit in today’s readings, New Year’s Resolutions, and in our lives as Christians. 

Ryan shares his testimony in light of the story of healing and restoration brought by Jesus with his Incarnation.