Our series for June is called “On Demand.” This series will focus on how the world is always on with everything expected immediately. Our message this week is “Rush to Judgement” and looks at how we may rush to judge others instead of using patience and mercy. We have to slow down so that we may experience Christ in our lives.
Our scripture readings come from 2 Samuel 12:1-9; Romans 14:10-18; John 8:2-11.
We finish our series called “Matriarchs of Christ.” Each week we looked at a different woman that is listed in the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew’s Gospel. Our message today is “Mary.” We read today about Mary and her song of joy over serving God. We hear about faith from unexpected places in unexpected ways.
Our scripture readings come from Psalm 104:24-30; James 4:1-10; and Luke 1:39-56.
Our sermon for Trinity Sunday is “God’s Creation.” In it, we look at what it means to care for God’s creation and for humanity. What does it mean if we are created in God’s divine image? How do we accept being given charge over all creation? Do we think about each other as being created in the image of God? How does this change the way we interact? Let us be in ministry in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit!
This week starts our 7 Deadly Sins series, and we begin with “Pride.” Is pride always a bad thing? What happens with pride? How can we keep pride in check? We explore this and more as we explore the 7 deadly sins.
The last message in this run of The Word in Song is “My Back Pages”, inspired by the time by Bob Dylan. This Father’s Day message reflects on what it means to be like a child. Do we still ask questions like a child? Be humble like a child? Find inspiration anywhere and everywhere, and hear the Word in song!
As we near the end of our Lenten series, Act with Christ, we come to “Give Glory.” Do we glorify God in all that we do? Do we glorify ourselves? Are we more likely to hand our troubles to God but keep our success? Let us prepare our hearts to Act with Christ.
This marks the first sermon in our Let Yourself Beseries. “Be Humble” explores the call from Jesus to humble ourselves as we serve. As we celebrate our many blessings, how can we remain humble? How do we follow the example that Christ gives us for humility? Can you let yourself be humble?