Sunday, October 25
Paul treats singleness as a genuine gift, not a waiting room, and calls the church to a community where marriage is supported, singleness is honored, and no one navigates life alone.
Sunday, October 11
Jesus tells Peter a story about a servant forgiven an unpayable debt who then refuses to forgive a small one, because forgiveness flows from first knowing how much you have been forgiven.
Sunday, October 4
Jesus turns our attention from the speck in someone else's eye to the log in our own, and the grace that changes our posture, our perception, and how close we are willing to get to the people we are in conflict with.
Sunday, September 27
James says there are two kinds of wisdom, one that looks smart but tears relationships apart and one that comes from above and builds them slowly. The sermon argues that real wisdom shows up in humility, in how we handle conflict, and in the patience to let God grow something over time.
Sunday, September 20
Jesus stops for a man paralyzed for thirty-eight years and asks if he wants to be healed, and that question turns out to reach further than the man's legs: into the hurts and stories we have carried so long we no longer notice them. Healing is Jesus's work, it goes deeper than we ask for, and it costs him his own wounds.
Sunday, September 13
No manuscript or outline from this service was available, so the sermon's content and scripture could not be determined from the notes.
Sunday, September 6
God made us for relationship because he is himself relational, sin broke that design so that we hide and blame, and grace comes to us not as a program but as a person, Jesus, to restore what we could not fix.
Sunday, August 30
Paul walks through Ephesians 2 to show that grace is an unearned gift that raises people who were dead in sin, and that receiving it means facing it, wrestling with what it costs, and then actually walking in it.