Israel is in Babylon, and this psalm remembers the convenant God made, and asks where it is. But even when we don't see Him, He is here, loving.

Psalm 89:1-4, 14-18, 49-52

Where is God when things go wrong? Look around you, and see the Triune God at work.

John 14:15-21

Jesus ascends to heaven, and what do the Apostles do? Ask for the restoration of the kingdom to Israel. Are we asking God, ruler of all, the right questions?

Acts 1:6-14

Life leads us to moments when we have choices to make. How do we prepare the ground for others to make the choice that will come to them?

Acts 17:22-32

On Senior Sunday, we ask the question, why is the collective memory of seniors crucial to a living and fruitful congregation? Tradition is the living faith of the dead; traditionalism is the dead faith of the living. Change is important, but we also need to remember where we came from.

What happens when we experience change in our lives? How do we cope when things get terrible and how do we respond when things get better?

1 Corinthians 15:42-49

Jesus walked by, and called, and men dropped what they were doing, left their lives behind, and followed Him. Why?

Matthew 4:18-22

As we go forward we change. We were dead to God, now we are alive. What does that change mean for us?

Romans 6:1-11

We celebrate the victory of Christ, but how should we respond to that victory? Faith cannot be separated from action.

Matthew 28:1-10

The Holy Week begins with this sermon on how it rather resembles a teeter-totter, how it rises and falls. Tremendous applause, near-complete rejection, death, and ressurection.

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Psalm 118:19-29