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Jesus sent out 72 followers to help spread the Good News; he instructed them on simple living as a way to quickly build trust and an audience. Jesus seems to embrace DEI - diversity, equity, and inclusion as core values for spreading his message of love. He also warns that time is running out on those who would rather annihilate their enemies than build a reign of peace. Based on Luke 10:1-11, 16-20.
What can we learn from Jesus’ healing of the man possessed by a demon? What is threatening to take away your humanity? Is it an addiction, grief, selfishness, or fear of the other? How does this play out in our communities and nations? The church’s mission is to remind people of their humanity and the need to seek peace not war. Based on Luke 8:26-39.
What will people remember about you? Have you been a loving person? Do you go out of your way to show others love and respect? Everyday God presents you with an opportunity to build a lasting reputation, so don't waste it! Text: John 13:31-35.
The crowds and authorities ask Jesus to plainly tell them if he is the Messiah. However, Jesus isn’t having it. What more do they need to see? What more do you need to see in order to believe? Text: John10:22-30.
Do you have regrets? Do you carry around a burden of guilt for some of the choices you have made in the past? Explore what the Bible has to say about overcoming guilt. Text: John 21:1-19
Someone gives you an extravagant gift. How would you thank that person? Would you care about what others think of you? In this episode we will look at the story of Mary anointing Jesus, John 12:1-8, as we talk about how to give thanks to Jesus for the gift of new life.
Do you have regrets? Do you beat yourself up over past mistakes? How do you receive and give forgiveness? In this episode we will turn to Jesus' story of the Prodigal Son, Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 to guide our conversation.
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This channel contains sermons by David W Poe, an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. He currently serves as the Pastor of St. Martin UCC, High Ridge, Missouri.