This sermon, entitled Scandal, references the popular show of the same name before turning to the scandalous birth of Jesus. Dr. Bell talks about the importance of transcendence before speaking of the essential truth of Christmas, that Jesus is God with us.

In Advent, we are called to wrap our minds around the prospect of the impending God with Us and what that presence means for all of life, including the unexpected moments perhaps most of all. Gabriels words to Mary, nothing will be impossible with God, beckon us to walk through the impossibly shocking moments of life with a YES on our breath to the God who makes all things possible. We are invited, like Mary, to take the leap of faith from How can this be? and to stand on the edge of ultimate mystery and say, Yes, let it be!

This sermon is about the Kingship of Christ. Dr. Bell encourages all to put Christ at the center of all activity this holiday season.

This sermon, Generosity, goes into some detail on the concept of generosity before Dr. Bell enumerates some reasons to be generous.

The Rev. Bill Calhoun delivers a sermon entitled Re-Forming The journey with God in Jesus Christ is not a club to protect but a constant re-shaping of each of us into new and deeper beings.

The Nag is a sermon on prayer. Dr. Bell lifts up the importance of prayer before going into more detail about the content of our prayers.

The Nag is a sermon on prayer. Dr. Bell lifts up the importance of prayer before going into more detail about the content of our prayers.

This sermon, based on The Ten Lepers (Luke 1711-19), makes several short points about exclusion and inclusion before turning to the broader topic of gratitude.

This short communion sermon is on faith. Jesus says faith the size of a mustard seed has enough power to move mulberry trees and mountains. And such faith is within you!

This sermon, appropriate for the annual Blessing on the Animals, lifts up the spiritual value of bird watching, for Jesus says, Look at the birds of the air...