A shrewd manager ready to be fired - celebrated? What might that mean?

The question may sit with what we owe one another.

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

We finish our Sermon Madness series by talking a bit about who SJPC is and who it is becoming, using the three words at the top of our webpage: Sincere, Supportive, and Inclusive.

We continue in sermon madness with Taylor Swift and Lament.

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

Empathy is having a moment, and not in a good way.

Recently, Joe Rigney wrote "The Sin of Empathy," creating a new theological twist to the critique. But what if there's a better way to think about it all, actually looking at Scripture?

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

We continue in Sermon Madness.

Scripture has been used to justify bigotry and slavery throughout history. Has God changed?

Rev. Jessica A. Means, preaching.

This morning we begin our 2025 Sermon Madness Series: "...but what if your neighbor is really awful?"

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.

Today, we end our series in Ruth.

What is the miracle of ordinary people? It turns out, it's God's miracles made real.

To love is to be vulnerable. Even in the work of justice.

Rev. Adam W. Anderson, preaching.