We exercise our liberty, ironically,

by choosing between two parties on every ballot.

Are we capable of progress in an A or B society?

And does the Christian faith offer any respite? Any distinction?

What a bunch of good questions!

Let's talk about them this election season.

In hope to find commonality, patience and above all others, love.

We exercise our liberty, ironically,

by choosing between two parties on every ballot.

Are we capable of progress in an A or B society?

And does the Christian faith offer any respite? Any distinction?

What a bunch of good questions!

Let's talk about them this election season.

In hope to find commonality, patience and above all others, love.

10-23-16 Cynicism by www.uptownchurch.mn

This sermon is considering the way superstition affects our believe or (lack of) in God. Also, it is worth noting, there was a baptism this sunday, so the sermon specifically deals with baptism at the close for that reason.

Rev Tyler Sit

Rev Jeremiah Lideen

Rev Jeremiah Lideen

Rev Jeremiah Lideen

Rev Jeremiah Lideen

It's not that we've come to a place of irreligion. It's not as if we have no hope for the future of the church. It's more like, we have understandable catches in the fabric of our daily movement that make it hard to imagine a God who even cares.

This fall, join us as we take a peak into the the most stalling dispositions as we learn to dance again with God and find hope in the small steps.