Third Sunday in Lent, March 12, 2023
Jesus is offering us the ‘living waters’ of God’s healing grace, to lift any burdens off our shoulders, to lift us up, and to lead us into the freedom and joy of God’s children.
Jesus is offering us the ‘living waters’ of God’s healing grace, to lift any burdens off our shoulders, to lift us up, and to lead us into the freedom and joy of God’s children.
Sin and temptation often seem to be churches favorite topics. Get a possibly different view on these topics on this first Sunday in Lent.
Jesus calls us into costly discipleship, to deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow him. Being a Christian means to allow our old self to die and to find life and purpose in following Jesus Christ by serving others. Start the season of Lent with repentance and prayer. Only the ashes can’t be transferred […]
More often than not we want God to be the one who just makes it all good and right, but instead we are getting a God who walks in our shoes (more than a mile) and journeys at our side through the ups and downs, the beauty and the ugliness of life.
Jesus seems to be setting the stakes pretty high in the Sermon on the Mount, but how about we hear it as a vision of what could be possible … what is possible when God reigns. Jesus shows us the potential of God’s Kingdom, God’s rule among us.
Jesus called us tasty, flavorful, and bright. Well, If Jesus says that, I am not going to argue about that ;-). Who we are as Christ Followers, and how we can bring flavor and light into the world, this is what today’s sermon about.
Keeping Christianity Weird. How would that be for a mission statement of a church? But maybe we have domesticated the Christian faith so much that we need to reintroduce its weirdness. Isn’t it weird to believe in a crucified man? Isn’t it weird that Jesus calls the poor and the persecuted are blessed? Christian faith […]
We are called into a relationship with Jesus Christ, to follow him with hearts and hands.
Come and See! Jesus is inviting us into a close and intimate relationship with him, to experience him as the light of the world, the love of God, and the healing of our broken relationship to God.
A very different Christmas Story. The One who created the expanse of the Universe, made himself so small as a cell in a mother’s womb. And yet, we believe that in this person, Jesus from Nazareth, God expressed himself in the clearest way.