He has come to us
This is not merely “politics.” This is a moral accountability that must be voiced by the church, not because we belong to one party or another, but because the ...
Tag: Sermon
Holy Love and Righteous Judgment
God’s judgment is not about tallying personal failures or policing moral purity. It is about naming where human freedom has gone wrong, where fear has overtaken...
God Calls, God Creates, God Entrusts
Being made in God’s image demands that we stand with those whose humanity is denied. It calls us to advocacy: supporting criminal justice reform, ensuring fair ...
When God Flees
Herod is not just a historical figure. Herod is any system that chooses control over compassion. Any leader who trades truth for fear. Any policy that sacrifice...
In the Beginning Was Reconciliation
The light of Christ does not erase the darkness all at once. John is honest about that. But the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome...
Love that chooses to stay
Love is never neutral. Love takes sides. Love aligns itself with the vulnerable. Love shows up where systems of fear and shame are already at work.
Peace and Joy
The peace Christ brings is not fragile. It is robust. It is transformative.
Jesus Remember Me
"God’s strength does not come from violence, anger, and domination. God’s power comes from love. Christ is the king who reigns from a cross, not because he is p...
By your endurance you will save your souls
When the world falters, the Church is not called to panic. The Church is not called to retreat into our sanctuaries. The Church is not called to hate others. Wh...
The Blessing of Being God’s People
In the kingdom of God, greatness is found in service, wealth is measured in generosity, and joy comes through compassion.