The Seventh Sunday of Easter. 
What if heaven was not so much a place "up there" but a new reality? How might we view loss if we saw death as a transition rather than an end?

The Sixth Sunday of Easter. 
This Mother's Day sermon challenges us to expand our language of "God our mother" and explores how parenting can find joy in the midst of suffering and the times that aren't so fun.

The Fifth Sunday of Easter. 
The story of Philip baptizing a eunuch sets a precedent for our Christian approach to sex, gender, and marriage. Are we asking the right questions about who a person is?

The Fourth Sunday of Easter. 
In John's Gospel, Jesus describes himself using several "I am" statements. How can these lead us to know Jesus better and gain insights into our own lives?

The Third Sunday of Easter. 
It's easy to get caught up in the miraculous nature of the Bible's resurrection accounts and fail to ask how they became life-changing for those involved. We're good at practicing Lent, but what does it mean to practice resurrection in our lives?

The Second Sunday of Easter. 
A recent Gallop poll revealed membership in houses of worship has fallen below 50%. Admittedly, it's hard to have a relationship with what we can't see. However, we can experience God through the disciples' shared stories of Jesus.

Easter Day

The Great Vigil of Easter. 
Christian faith doesn’t assume that life is going to be easy, or that God will never give us more than we can handle. Christian faith puts its hope in the inexhaustible power of Jesus’ resurrection to overcome whatever overcomes us—a second big bang whose full effects a hurting world awaits.

Good Friday.

Maundy bThursday. 
At his last supper, Jesus broke bread with his friends and gave them (and us) a way not just to remember him, but to enter the mystery of the brokenness of his cross. The Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion or the Mass) is grace for broken people, places, and things.