It can be tempting to disregard those moments that trouble us deeply about our character. But if we attend to them they are the pathway to knowing the true source of our goodness.

Sermon from 1/9/22,

"The very fabric of the universe, and most especially the nature of humanity, was changed because God who created it chose to become a part of that created universe.”

Sermon from 1/2/2022 at The Table.

Sermon from 12/26/21 at The Table.

Sermon from 12/26/21.

Christmas is about receiving a gift. Jesus does not just come to us, he is given to us. "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." (John 3:15)

Sermon from Colin Ambrose on 12/24/21.

When Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth, she sings the Magnificat, a song of praise—and of revolution. In this sermon Colin reflects on the meaning of Mary’s song as we prepare for the coming of Jesus on Christmas.

Sermon from 12/19/21.

Sermon from Silent Night: A Service of Hope and Healing on 12/12/21.

The promise of God is for judgment, yes, but even more for restoration, salvation, and lasting joy.

Sermon from 12/12/21.

Jesus Christ is the one true, faithful Israelite.

Sermon from 12/5/21.

A non-judging God is really only good news for the comfortable, for those whose cause is already defended.

Sermon from the First Sunday of Advent, 11/28/21.