What we are doing is nothing more than whats required of us. Just go out there, love the world, and dont be ashamed about it. Sermon begins at 14:13.

Remembering that our journeys begin and end with God. Sermon begins at 14:43.

It's a little uncomfortable to admit this, but the life of Judas and the readings have done something to me. They've been like a Mirror, inviting me to take a long look. That's what the gospel does: it holds up a mirrir and asks us to take a look. Sermon begins at 10:53.

Finding your place in scripture is an important part of our calling. In today's lesson--if you forget that you are the one sheep out of the 99 that Jesus has come for--you've missed the point of the story. Join us for this sermon and the start of the program year. Sermon begins at 18:10.

A sermon conversation for Labor Day with the Rev, Francisco Garcia. Sermon begins at 13:44.

Division? The Jesus we are comfortable with and the Jesus we see in Luke. The Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 8:42.

Scripture is a vibrant and moving entity because it is filled with love, and speaks to us when we are weary. Sermon begins at 9:32.

Relating to money, each other, and God. Sermon begins at 9:30.

A word from our friend and chaplain to the Center for Contemplative Justice, the Rev. Kelsey Davis that celebrates Magdalene, and accepting the invitation to freedom. Sermon begins at 11:08.

Sarah, like Jesus, reveals how generative it is to lighten up, to listen, and to let go into laughter, Sermon begins at 13:12.