Sunday Sermons

Ever been insulted by Jesus? If not, perhaps it's time. This week we consider the more offensive side of God.

How far are you willing to take this mercy thing and are we sure this is the God we want? This week we wrestle with the God who loves us all.

Can you be in community with someone who disagrees with you about a major issue? Most can't or won't. St. Paul invites us to reconsider.

Apparently Jesus knew we would irritate each other. Why does coming back to the table matter to God? What awaits us on the other side of uncomfortable conversations?

Moses notices a burning bush and it changes his life. This week we consider how paying greater attention to our own lives might lead us to deeper sense of meaning as well.

Where is God when you're in over your head? The story of Jesus walking on water reminds us that we are still swimming inside the waters of our baptism.

We each speak about 16,000 words a day. Where do they come from? How do use them well? And what does God say about us?

We all like feeling we got a bargain: BOGO, clothes on sale, or negotiating a great deal on a car. However, sometimes the point isn’t how little we are willing to pay, but how much.

As we grow up, our sense of possibility shrinks and adapts until change feels daunting and even foolish. Join this reflection on how Jesus used parables to expand our imagination and invite us into a better way of being together.