<p>In a world shouting “shoulds” and “should-nots,” Jesus whispers one thing needful. This sermon on Luke 10:38–42  moves from Martha’s whirlwind of worry to Mary’s steady gaze, asking not “Who’s right?” but “Who’s loved?”—including the people we’re itching to correct. A reset from comparison to communion, from distraction to devotion.</p>

In a world shouting “shoulds” and “should-nots,” Jesus whispers one thing needful. This sermon on Luke 10:38–42 moves from Martha’s whirlwind of worry to Mary’s steady gaze, asking not “Who’s right?” but “Who’s loved?”—including the people we’re itching to correct. A reset from comparison to communion, from distraction to devotion.

<p>In a world shouting “shoulds” and “should-nots,” Jesus whispers one thing needful. This sermon on Luke 10:38–42&nbsp; moves from Martha’s whirlwind of worry to Mary’s steady gaze, asking not “Who’s right?” but “Who’s loved?”—including the people we’re itching to correct. A reset from comparison to communion, from distraction to devotion.</p>

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Sermon from July 20th: "Not Who’s Right—Who’s Loved: A Martha & Mary Reset”

Sermon from July 20th: "Not Who’s Right—Who’s Loved: A Martha & Mary Reset”