Jesus Makes the Ordinary Holy In Jesus, the least sacred, mundane acts - the dirty, grimy, lowly acts - become holy. Holiness spreads from Jesus, making the everyday sacred. Sermon from Maundy Thursday, 4/1/21.

Sermon from Palm Sunday, 3/28/21.

Psalm 51: The Act of Repentance We wrap up our Lenten sermon series entitled “Dare to Draw Near” by looking at Psalm 51. In this psalm, David models for us how to approach God in the midst of our sin and guilt. Sermon from 3/21/2021.

Do you want everlasting life? Whatever you think about your life, the cross proves to us that it is good enough for God to die for. This sermon from the Rev. David Barr is the 4th sermon in our preaching series, Dare to Draw Near. Sermon from 3/14/2021.

God appears at Dead Ends The cross itself is the greatest of all dead ends, and the cross is where God meets us in his son, Jesus. This sermon is Part 3 of our Lenten preaching series, Dare to Draw Near. Sermon from the Rev. Margery Kennelly on 3/7/2021.

Christ would rather be on a cross with us, than in heaven without us. Why must Jesus undergo great suffering? Why must we, as his followers, suffer as well? (Mark 8:31-38) Sermon from the Rev. Colin Ambrose on 2/28/2021.

Never Again: The ancient story of the flood teaches us that our sin is serious, but God’s love and commitment for us is stronger. (Genesis 9:8-1). Sermon preached by the Rev. Colin Ambrose on 2/21/2021. This is the first sermon of a 5-part series titled "Dare to Draw Near."

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Sermon from Ash Wednesday, 2/17/2021.

It is good for us to be here - that we can see one another and look one another in the eye and see just how real love is. ... To bear witness to the presence of Jesus. Sermon from 2/14/2021.

If you reflect on your own life—I think you might agree—that there was a time when talk about Jesus was sort of factual, like a description of a certain kind of configuration of storm cloud. And then one day the cloud was above your head and rain poured down and you realized, 'Oh, THAT is what that is.' Sermon from 2/7/2021.