Sunday Sermon Series

Rejecting a mean, angry, vengeful jerk-god.

A new look at a perennial question.

A story about God taking care of children and fools.

When it's time for breaking rules and following God.

Did Jesus really multiply the fishes and loaves? Does it matter?

We want a once and for all solution, but what if that once and for all solution is an every changing, every growing, ever developing process?

What is we actually have to practice being loving to be good at it?

Did God really demand the death of his son as a penalty for sin?

More times than I can count, I've walked right to the edge of abandoning my faith. This is why I keep it anyways.

If John the Baptist had answered the question "what must I do to the saved" by providing a ritual, that ritual would still be in practice today. Instead his answer was stop being a jerk.

Why it's important to start our story with our original blessing and not original sin. Only the blessing shows us who God created us to be.

For the beginning of the new year, let's head back to the beginning to discover something strange and unexpected about our creation story.

What to do when a petulant child is creating a ruckus at Christmas dinner? Bring Jesus to the rescue!

We Christians are called to be ones who gather the harvest for God rather than rejecting and scattering it as not good enough.