On this Sunday we read the story of “The Fall” found in Genesis. Whatever else it may signify, this story speaks of our failure to accept the world as a gift from God. In this sermon we examine our reluctance to give thanks and how God calls us back into relationship with Him. Sermon from the 8:45am service on 3/1/2020.

Sermon from Ash Wednesday, 2/26/2020.

Because of Jesus you can stand in the presence of God. From The Table on 2/23/2020, the last Sunday of Epiphany.

In this disenchanted world that has largely forgotten even to ask the God questions, we may discover in the most mundane moments, the most ordinary interactions, a ray of bright light piercing the cloud of our unknowing with something that actually can be known: the incandescent aliveness of God both near and mysterious who knows and loves us. From the 8:45am service on 2/23/2020, the last Sunday of Epiphany.

The Sermon on the Mount is not a list of requirements. It is a vision of Jesus.

Sermon from The Table on 2/16/2020.

It is the human condition to be restless—to long and search for something to assuage that unmet desire.

Sermon from the 8:45am service on 2/16/2020.

We welcome the Rev. Dr. Mark Clavier, Residentiary Canon of Brecon Cathedral in Wales and featured expert in Bloomsbury’s Reading Augustine series.

Sermon from the 8:45am service on 2/9/2020.

Christian wisdom is grounded in seeing the cross for what it truly is: the power of God.

Sermon from The Table on 2/9/2020.

There is a light at the center of reality who is Jesus the Christ, dedicated and lifted high to God in his dedication to coming low to us, wherein our hearts – with Mary’s, with God’s, with his – are pierced but our lives saved, our futures secured.

Sermon from the 11:15am service on 2/2/2020.

Sermon from The Table on 2/2/2020.