We begin the most important week of the year: Holy Week. Jesus came to forgive. To repair what was broken shortly after creation: Our Rebellion. On Good Friday, Jesus gave his life as a ransom so that we can be truly free. Much happens between Palm Sunday and Easter morning. More than we can describe…
We come to the end of this series because it is the last Sunday in Lent. Today the story has a twist. Jesus is at the feet of others to remind of something important.
We continue on “At the Feet of Jesus” but this moment is different than all the rest. A woman named Mary is at the feet of Jesus to just be in his presence. Spending time with Jesus on a regular basis will minimize moments of anxiety and desperation.
What does the face of Jesus look like in the world? It looks like this… Please click on the play button and watch. You will not regret it. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/students-raise-funds-to-make-playground-inclusive-for-those-with-disabilities/ It resembles Jesus whispering into the ears of children to help other children. It looks like the Holy Spirit giving power to an idea that becomes…
In today’s message, we hear of two people in one story who end up at the feet of Jesus for two different reasons. Whatever reason we come to Jesus, he will never reject us.
I like the season of Lent. This is the time I dig deep and look inside myself. In the words of Alcoholics Anonymous, I take a “fearless moral inventory” of my life. I know some people make New Year’s resolutions; I prefer the internal reflection over the 40 days of Lent. No rush and no…
We begin a new sermon series: At the Feet of Jesus. We are looking at the various people who ended up at Jesus’ feet. We begin with the Wisemen from the east.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the journey to the empty tomb of Easter. God speaks of his intentions for us in Isaiah 61. He will take the ashes of our lives and make something beautiful of them.
In this sermon series we turn to the New Testament to see what Jesus does when he gets in a jam. His response teaches us how to respond to temptation.
What kind of God do you want? Or to put it a different way, what kind of God do you believe in? John the Baptist was expecting one kind of God. A God who will bring punishment. John talked extensively to the crowds about what God is like and what God is going to do…
